Glidelogic Corp.

Glidelogic Corp.

Overview

Glidelogic Corp. focuses on AI-native creative content production and intellectual property (IP) monetization. The company uses proprietary AI engines to automate high-value creative tasks across four areas: AI-assisted literary creation, AI-powered visual content production (manga/comics), AI-driven social media content generation, and AI research tools.

Corporate structure and location

• Operates alongside Propaganda GEM Inc. (PGEM), a Hollywood entertainment marketing firm established in 1991, with shared executive management.
• Principal address (as of January 31, 2026): 8275 S. Eastern Ave. Suite 200-#406, Las Vegas, NV 89123.
• Phone: (310) 397-2300.
• Lean, distributed, remote-first organization; PGEM provides operational support as needed.

Workforce

• Two full-time employees:
  • Dapeng Ma — President and Board Chairman; also CEO of PGEM.
  • Yitian Xue — CEO of Glidelogic; oversees technology development and public company compliance.
• Hiring will occur on an as-needed basis.

Intellectual property

• US Patent No. 11,909,879 B2 for customized NFT technology that encodes copyrighted content with user information to support copyright verification and protection for AI-generated works.

Key products and engines

1. NovaGen AI (AI Literary Creation Engine)

   • Four-stage production pipeline: narrative structure generation, chapter expansion, consistency review, stylistic refinement.
   • First commercially published AI-assisted novel: The Thirteenth Proposal (≈80,000 English words / 140,000 Chinese characters).
   • Published on Amazon Kindle; demonstrates end-to-end concept-to-publication capability.

2. AI Visual Content Production (Manga/Comics)

   • Tools for vertical-format manga and short drama production (漫剧).
   • End-to-end workflow: script → storyboard → character design → scene rendering → voice synthesis → editing → subtitling.
   • Targets rapid, short-form visual content for platforms such as TikTok, YouTube Shorts, and Douyin.

3. AI Social Media & E-Commerce Content Engine

   • Authorized TikTok Shop Partner (TSP).
   • Deploys AI-generated content to drive gross merchandise value (GMV) for cross-border merchants.
   • Automates livestream scripts, virtual avatar creation, and short-video production to reduce production costs and scale content operations.

4. ResearchMind (AI Research Assistant)

   • AI-powered research assistant for the academic community.
   • Globally launched on August 15, 2025; achieved near-SOTA benchmark scores (8.8–9.0) in independent evaluations.
   • Current revenue from early-access users via a SaaS subscription model.

Revenue model and current status

• Revenue is organized across four streams aligned with the product engines.

1. NovaGen (AI Literary Creation)

   • Revenue sources: direct sales of AI-assisted novels on platforms such as Amazon Kindle Direct Publishing (KDP), Webnovel, Qidian; subscription or per-use fees for NovaGen tools; IP licensing for adaptations (film/TV, animation, merchandise).
   • Status: The Thirteenth Proposal published; company aims to scale to multiple commercial-grade novels across genres.

2. AI Visual Content & Manga/Comics

   • Revenue via cost-per-sale (CPS) distribution on Douyin, Kuaishou, TikTok, and YouTube Shorts; full IP lifecycle monetization (novel → manga → animation → merchandise); brand integration through PGEM’s network.

3. AI E-Commerce & Social Media Content (TikTok & Social Commerce)

   • Revenue from service commissions and performance fees as an authorized TikTok Shop Partner.
   • Plan to scale by expanding automated content infrastructure for enterprise clients.

4. Proprietary AI Toolset (ResearchMind & Internal Platform)

   • Initial revenue from public SaaS subscriptions to ResearchMind.
   • Planned transition to a member-exclusive offering within a cooperative structure, shifting revenue toward membership fees and cooperative value capture.

Growth and funding

• Management expects revenue growth by scaling validated content verticals and unlocking IP monetization through PGEM’s global entertainment network.
• The company references a capital-raising effort described as “deployment of 5 raised capital” to enable scaling across content production and services.
• Transition plans include converting ResearchMind into a member-exclusive tool to establish a dual revenue model (membership + content monetization).

Marketing and competitive positioning

• Marketing is centered on AI-native creative content production and IP monetization rather than one-off consulting engagements.
• Four segment-focused approaches (literary creation, visual content, social commerce, cooperative tools) are supported by PGEM’s distribution and brand-partner network.
• Competitive differentiation:
  • Proprietary, end-to-end content production engines.
  • An established IP monetization network through PGEM.
  • Access to capital markets as a public company.
• Operational advantages include capital efficiency from a distributed model and a cooperative data network that improves engine performance over time.

Regulatory posture

• Owns patent related to NFT-enabled copyright encoding for AI-generated works.
• Plans to comply with applicable regulations across jurisdictions and does not anticipate material regulatory impact based on current statements.

Risk, legal and cybersecurity

• The company acknowledges potential profitability challenges and the possibility of ceasing operations if funding is insufficient.
• No insurance is maintained; absence of insurance could affect defense in litigation.
• No pending legal proceedings as of the filing.
• Cybersecurity measures include firewalls, access controls, security assessments, and backups; risks include cyberattacks and data breaches. The company maintains incident response plans and relies on AWS and Google platforms for infrastructure.

Property

• Principal offices located at 8275 S. Eastern Ave. Suite 200-#406, Las Vegas, NV 89123.