Know what’s happening.
A mobile browser experience with the score, reported game clock, field situation, completed plays and available player statistics. No app-store installation required.
YOUR GAME-DAY COMPANION
Purdue vs. Wake Forest
Score, down, current possession and reported player totals.
See when each update arrived and whether the connection is working.
TEN THIRTY TWO LIVE
Advertising built
for the unexpected.
Live events do not follow a script. Ten Thirty Two brings live fan information and clearly labeled advertising into one mobile experience—built around the action, the pauses and the moments worth showing up for.
Experience the fan serviceThe Signal LIVE · Our independent football pilot
Not a live-video broadcast
A LIVING STAGE BY TEN THIRTY TWO
Ready for the moment.
Prepared possibilities. A conversation that leads. A screen that comes with it.
WEEK TWO · PLANNED FIELD TEST
Saturday is the next test.
Wake Forest at Purdue
We’re taking the football pilot into game-day conditions: checking speed, accuracy, mobile usability and the place of sponsor messages alongside a useful fan service.
Results pending. This is an independent Ten Thirty Two test, not an official team partnership.
Open Week Two ↗Official game detailsSERVICE FIRST. COMMERCE WITH A PURPOSE.
Useful enough to return.
Relevant enough to act.
The Signal LIVE is our live-event product. Fans follow the action and available player information. Organizers bring the occasion together. Businesses get an appropriate place to make an offer—with a clear route to an inquiry or sale, not a promise that attention will convert.
Keep the event connected.
Managed event information, timely messages and agreed sponsor moments. The fan experience follows the occasion, with a person responsible for what is published.
Make the moment useful.
A clearly labeled advertisement with an actual next step: visit a business, explore an offer, call, or open a participating store. The fan chooses whether to act.
A SYSTEM THAT MOVES WITH THE EVENT
The action leads.
The message follows.
A long delay. A sudden turn. A break that ends early. The product is designed around a human-led response to the occasion, not the assumption that an event will run exactly on schedule.
- Follow the event
Publish the available event information. Keep reported facts, operator updates and unavailable data distinguishable.
- Use the natural break
Give an approved business message a defined place during an operator-led pause. Fans can return to the field view.
- Make the next step clear
Link the offer to its destination. The business handles the inquiry or sale; the fan service remains useful even when no purchase follows.
FOR PROMOTERS, VENUES & LOCAL BUSINESSES
An event service.
A sponsorship product.
What an event engagement can include
- A branded companion with a stable link or QR entry.
- Event-specific information, approved content and operator preparation.
- Sponsor creative and agreed placement windows.
- Offer destinations and a clear inquiry or ordering handoff.
- Defined event coverage, support and post-event review.
How the commercial model can work
An event setup fee, managed coverage and optional sponsor-creative services. Organizers may sell agreed sponsor placements; Ten Thirty Two can support the experience around them.
Each engagement defines who sells the inventory, who approves the creative, what is delivered and how performance is reported. Pricing and any revenue-sharing terms are agreed in advance.
This is the proposed service model—not a claim of booked revenue, paid sponsorships or guaranteed sales.
TEN THIRTY TWO · INVESTOR BRIEF
Prove the event.
Earn the next one.
Current stage: working pilot
Brief dated September 11, 2026
The business thesis is simple: a fan service that earns repeat attention can create a repeatable advertising opportunity around live events—even when the schedule changes. Our job now is to prove both halves—usefulness for the audience and value worth paying for.
- The customer
- Event organizers and venues that want a useful branded companion; participating local businesses and sponsors seeking a relevant audience and a clear customer action. These are our intended buyers, not a claim of signed customers.
- The revenue model
- Proposed setup and event-coverage fees, sponsor creative and agreed commercial placements. Repeat events could support recurring engagements. Prices, sales responsibility and any revenue share are scoped per agreement.
- The product focus
- Fan information and event-relevant commerce in one mobile experience. We intend to compete on dependable information, thoughtful presentation and practical business outcomes—not on an unverified claim to be the fastest.
- The growth path
- Test the football experience, earn repeat use, secure a repeat event engagement, then adapt the service to other authorized sports and gatherings. Expansion depends on demonstrated demand and viable delivery costs.
- The next investment priorities
- If funded, the priorities would be reliability, outcome measurement, repeatable event delivery and customer development. No raise amount, valuation, investment terms or promised return is presented here.
- The questions that matter
- Do fans return? Do businesses receive useful inquiries? Will organizers renew? Does event revenue cover delivery costs with a sustainable margin? Those answers—not a demo alone—determine whether the model deserves to scale.
What Week Two needs to tell us
Is the information dependable?
Assess update delay, data gaps and corrections against the reported game record. Keep missing information visible and distinguish speed from accuracy.
Is it useful on a phone?
Observe access, readability and fan feedback. Report audience counts or repeat use only where measurement is actually configured and verified.
Does the business case hold?
Assess sponsor presentation and real customer actions where tracked. Separate views, clicks, inquiries and confirmed sales; compare revenue with the full cost of event delivery.
Live-event performance at scale, commercial traction and unit economics remain to be established. Prospective investors and partners can discuss the current evidence and next milestones privately. Operational access and customer records are not public diligence material.
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INSPECT THE PRODUCT, NOT A PROMISE
Working today.
Honest about what’s next.
Our public football pilot is available to inspect. The fan display and sponsor presentations have been exercised in rehearsal. Live-event performance at scale and commercial results still need to be established.
AVAILABLE IN THE PILOT
Live information. A fan companion.
Operator-led game updates, labeled ad moments, reported play information and a season roster/statistics view. Missing information stays identified rather than filled in.
NEXT VALIDATION
Speed, accuracy and real outcomes.
Measure update-to-screen delay, availability, corrections and fan use in actual event conditions. Agree sponsor reporting and confirm business outcomes before making performance claims.
IN DEVELOPMENT
Deeper season records. Private review.
Expanded per-game player histories and averages, plus private AI-assisted request review. These are not being sold as completed capabilities.
PUBLIC SERVICE. PRIVATE OPERATIONS.
Show the experience.
Protect the work behind it.
Fans see the information and approved offers intended for them. Operator access is separate. Customer details do not belong in a public score feed, sponsor creative or a public demonstration.
Private intake, permissions, records and migration requirements are defined for each deployment. AI advice is for a human to review—not permission to contact a customer, change a price or complete a sale automatically.
Accuracy depends on source coverage and connectivity. This is a live companion, not an official league service, betting feed or live-video rights package. No fastest-in-market, uptime, audience-size or revenue guarantee is implied.
LET’S PUT IT TO WORK
Bring the event.
We’ll define the signal.
Tell us the event, the audience and what you want the service to accomplish. We’ll work through fan value, sponsor opportunities, responsibilities and the evidence needed to call it a success.
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