Entertainment Company

Dictacube, Inc.

35%

Funding Goal $600,000
Funding Raised So Far $65,000
Funding Commitments $145,000
Funding Remaining $390,000
Funding Type Common Equity
Pre-Money Valuation
Investor Ownership
Interest / Dividend
Previous Funding

Company Overview

Dictacube is a new stock company devoted to developing an Internet spatial temporal app for all age groups as the successor to Rubik's Cube. Mesmerizing for the young, exciting/challenging for teens/adults, mentally stimulating for seniors.

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Business Summary

Company Age 8 years, 5 months
Employees 5
Sub-Industry Internet Entertainment
Prior Year Revenue
Current Year Revenue
Next Year Revenue

Products/Services

Dictacube - a spatial logic puzzle for all ages

Dictacube is a spatial logic temporal puzzle offering seven levels of difficulty, ranging from level-one – which can be solved by the very young – to level 7. Levels 6 and 7 are far more difficult to solve than Rubik's Cube. In level 6 the pieces can be assembled in only one sequence so that each of the cubes 6 sides are a different solid color. . Level 7 is the most difficult in that each side will display a related image in each one of the over 250 sets, a significant challenge as each individual piece has random markings making it very difficult to identify the correct piece to place and into the only sequence that will display the desired image. The visitors to the website will be able to view a video displaying the assembly steps for each of the puzzles.

The projections shown here do not include the anticipated revenue from Phase 2 - sales of the physical puzzles.

Management

Edward Zalta, MD
Chief Executive Officer
Edward Zalta, MD

Edward Zalta, MD, established a national medical management company (PPO) with 350,000 physicians members and 5,000 hospitals. He has owned, operated, and sold six companies, presently a director of 5 Boards and a past director of 23 boards, both for profit and not for profit. He has brought together this 5-member team of experienced and successful entrepreneurs to develop and market a spatial logic puzzle appealing to all age groups and that is far more exciting than the Rubik cube that has enjoyed such huge success.

John Byszewski
Chief Information Technology
John Byszewski

Graduate of University of Notre Dame - BS Mathematics , Texas A&M - MS Meteorology. 32 years as CEO of J&J systems, a systems engineering and software development company with extensive experience in many fields including software development and implementation for law enforcement identification, medical billing, medical diagnostic, and all aspects of financial accounting.

Barry Zalta
Chief Financial Officer
Barry Zalta

Over 35 years of experience in accounting. Specializing in taxation. Broad knowledge of business holding or having held a Broker’s License for Securities and Real Estate. Also licensed as a general contractor and life insurance agent. Accounting practice specialized in medical practices. As general partner or managing member; formed numerous limited partnerships and limited liability companies to acquire, develop, own, operate, manage and sell multi-family income and commercial property.

Kris Elftmann
Director Advisor
Kris Elftmann

Kris Elftmann served as president of Noelle Marketing Group, from 1980 through April, 2015, when he sold the firm. Noelle is creative resources firm that produces sales and marketing materials for corporate and nonprofit clients throughout the United States. Since 1980, Noelle has specialized in developing and manufacturing printed collateral materials and branded specialty products.

He serves on boards of The Center for the National Interest, a non-partisan public policy think tank in Washington DC and the Cystinosis Research Foundation.
In 2011, Mr. Elftmann retired as chair of the Board of Directors of the Richard Nixon Library Foundation, and as a trustee of the University of California, Irvine Foundation, where he served as a member of the Executive Committee and chaired the Foundation’s Stewardship Committee.
Through the years, he has served on boards of other organizations including DePauw University, Pacific Symphony, Bowers Museum, Great Park Conservancy, Catholic Charitie

Shane Mielke
Director Development
Shane Mielke

An award winning Interactive Creative Director, Designer, Front-End Developer, Animator, Photographer, Author and Speaker. He has designed, developed or animated 6 Adobe sites of the Day, 2 Awwwards, 32 FWA Sites of the Day, 3 FWA Mobile Sites of the day, 2 FWA Sites of the Month and 2 Adobe Cutting Edge Awards. He serves as a judge for the Adobe® Design Achievement Awards, Flash in the Can Awards, Digital Artist Awards, .net Awards and the prestigious FWA Site of the Year. His work has been featured in over 50 magazines and 18 books. In 2014 he was honored by .Net Magazine as one of the top 50 Internet Designers in the world. His client list includes entities such as Disney, ABC. Adidas, Adobe, Ford, Nintendo, Oakley, Sony, Star Wars and Warner Brothers.

Investors/Lenders

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Edward Zalta, MD

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35%

Funding Goal $600,000
Funding Raised So Far $65,000
Funding Commitments $145,000
Funding Remaining $390,000
Funding Type Common Equity
Pre-Money Valuation
Investor Ownership
Interest / Dividend
Previous Funding

Documents

Contact

Dictacube, Inc.

Laguna Niguel, CA 92677, US

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