04 April 2026
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Totaligent, Inc.
CIK: 846377•3 Annual Reports•Latest: 2026-04-03
10-K / April 3, 2026
Revenue:$2,248
Income:-$600,046
10-K / April 9, 2025
Revenue:$444,529
Income:-$947,236
10-K / October 29, 2024
Revenue:$731,679
Income:-$402,170
10-K / April 3, 2026
Totaligent, Inc.
Company at a glance
- Name: Totaligent, Inc. (formerly Windsor Capital Corp.; Digi Messaging & Advertising Inc. subsidiary)
- Location: Boca Raton, Florida
- Public listing: Trades on the OTC Pink Market under the symbol TGNT
- Operations: 8-person remote team
- Public beta: Launched March 5, 2025
- Core business: Technology company providing person-based digital marketing services and data assets to enable efficient marketing of products, services, and brands
What Totaligent does
- Primary offering: A person-based digital marketing platform using owned and acquired data (first-, second-, and third-party) to support targeted marketing campaigns
- Platform architecture and capabilities:
- White-label programmatic advertising platform linked to Totaligent’s Database Management Platform (DMP)
- DMP supports micro-targeting by site, area, and ZIP code through data matching
- Connections to more than 40 network publishers for display advertising
- Ongoing platform updates to comply with evolving advertising policies (crypto, drugs, tobacco, firearms, political advertising)
- Integrated tools and channels:
- Email marketing integrated with major ESPs
- SMS marketing with multiple telecom partners (supports long code, short code, and 1-800 numbers)
- Push notifications using Totaligent’s smart code (cookie)
- Unified UIX (User Interface XML) for multichannel marketing and analytics
Revenue model and focus
- Managed campaigns for publicly traded companies and political candidates are the current primary revenue driver
- Consumer-facing platform launched in public beta and expected to broaden revenue sources after full commercialization
Growth and strategic direction
- Rapid adoption of AI is shaping the company’s strategic direction
- Plans include deeper AI integrations and acquisitions of AI-enabled businesses, including opportunities outside marketing (for example, biotech)
- Exploring diversified opportunities, including re-entry into privacy-focused cryptocurrency mining with an emphasis on Zcash (ZEC)
Corporate history highlights
- Founded/organized: June 24, 1988 (as Windsor Capital Corp.)
- 2021: Acquired Digi Messaging & Advertising Inc. through a merger; Digi became a wholly-owned subsidiary
- 2022: Changed name to Totaligent, Inc. (effective July 21, 2022)
- Public listing and ticker: TGNT on the OTC Pink Market
Market and product positioning
- Industry: Digital marketing and programmatic advertising with an emphasis on person-based targeting
- Strategic pivot: Moving from standalone third-party SaaS toward an AI-enabled platform model with targeted acquisitions and diversification into related sectors
- Regulatory and compliance emphasis: Continuous updates to address changing platform policies and data/privacy regulations
Financial position and operating results (as of and for the year ended December 31, 2025)
- Net loss: $600,046
- Negative working capital: $2,361,038
- Accumulated deficit: $2,560,631
- Stockholders’ deficit: $2,164,267
- Cash on hand: $4,689
- Going concern: Management reports substantial doubt about the company’s ability to continue as a going concern within one year without obtaining additional financing
- Financing needs: The company is actively seeking to raise additional funds (debt or equity) and acknowledges that capital may be required over a sustained period to develop and commercialize the business
Key operational notes
- The managed campaigns business is the primary revenue focus until the consumer platform is fully monetized
- The platform is designed to consolidate multichannel marketing and analytics into a single UIX panel
- The company prioritizes compliance with changing advertising restrictions and data privacy requirements as part of ongoing platform development
Disclosures and risks
- Public company disclosures identify risks related to going concern, capital needs, cyber and data privacy, regulatory changes, and competitive pressures
