Kinetic Seas Inc.

Kinetic Seas Incorporated

Overview

• Former names: Oncology Med, Inc.; Bellatora, Inc.
• Founded: 2015 (originally as a shell company); reorganized in 2025 to pursue AI-related business
• Principal office: 1501 E. Woodfield Road, Schaumburg, Illinois
• Mission: Enable businesses to adopt, deploy, and commercialize artificial intelligence through proprietary software platforms, education, and expert consulting
• Corporate status: Public company listed on OTC Markets (ticker: KSEZ)

Core business focus

Kinetic Seas is an AI consulting, research and development, and software company that delivers locally deployed AI solutions. The company emphasizes on-premises and hybrid deployments, providing private, high-performance AI applications run on local models. Its primary approach combines education-led engagement with consulting and proprietary software/platform licensing.

Primary service offerings

• Consulting services
  • Strategic consulting
  • Project execution
  • Infrastructure consulting
  • The company no longer offers staff augmentation
• Training and education
  • Education-first engagements
  • Participation in the AI Masters Community and ED (education ecosystem hosted on the Skool platform)
  • Enterprise custom-designed training programs
  • Education activities often lead to longer-term client relationships and product adoption
• Product development
  • AI-enabled software solutions powered by locally deployed models
  • Supervised fine-tuning and advanced prompt engineering
  • GUI design to enable non-technical staff to use AI applications
• Skilliks platform (proprietary)
  • Licenses and supports enterprise software development, AI integration, and workflow automation
  • Licensed to an international client under a multi-year agreement
  • Company receives equity as part of licensing/development arrangements and has ongoing revenue participation from future development and commercialization activities
• Partnerships and incubation services
  • Collaboration with early- and growth-stage technology companies
  • Consulting, infrastructure guidance, product development support, and go-to-market strategy
  • Revenue-sharing arrangements tied to software development, AI deployment, and platform monetization

Key products and technology

• Skilliks
  • Proprietary AI-powered platform that structures ideas, requirements, and decisions into defined topics and development modules
  • Converts discussions into a continuously updated build-ready blueprint to reduce ambiguity and manage scope
  • Combines platform-driven planning with secure, locally deployed AI systems
• Local models and infrastructure
  • Focus on running AI models locally rather than in the cloud
  • Uses the Ollama platform for local LLM deployment
  • Emphasis on fine-tuning, prompt engineering, and user-friendly GUIs

Customers and workforce

• Customers: As of December 31, 2025, the company had one customer
• Employees: As of April 24, 2024, the company had two employees (both executive officers)
• Workforce model: By January 2025, the company transitioned from payroll to a consultant-based workforce and operates with independent contractors on an as-needed basis

Operations and facilities

• Office: Leased principal offices in Schaumburg, Illinois
• Data center / colocation: Previously maintained a colocation arrangement with Databank Holdings Inc.; that arrangement was terminated and there is no current external colocation facility reported
• Staffing model: Relies on consultants and independent contractors; no unionized or collective-bargaining agreements reported

Ownership and governance

• Board changes: In December 2023, new directors were appointed — Edward Honour (named Chairman), Jeffey Lozinski, Joseph Lehman, and Robert Jackson
• Ownership concentration: The company reports substantial ownership concentration among insiders and affiliated persons

Market position

Kinetic Seas provides integrated AI services across consulting, education, and proprietary software platforms. The company differentiates by focusing on locally deployed AI to maintain private data control rather than cloud-reliant solutions. Its business model combines advisory services, training and community engagement, product licensing, and revenue participation or ownership interests in proprietary platforms.