And so how much are you going to raise?

So currently we're looking at $200,000 and $2 million cap, 20% discount.

We have 125K of that hard committed, 25 soft committed.

So we have 50,000 outstanding currently.

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Hey folks. My guest today is Ark Goli. He's a CEO of Soppa, a B2B SaaS company,

honoring the safety analysis process for safety critical software. Arc, ready to take us to the top?

Yeah, yeah, most definitely. What's an example of safety critical software?

Yeah, so safety critical software, you know, specifically we can look at a few different industries,

the automotive industry, robotics industry, medical devices, and aerospace.

Essentially, you know, these are exceptionally complex systems and they're dealing with humans

in many cases, either in the transportation of them or they're working around them.

So in any case where a failure can happen in the operation of them or they're working around them. So in any case where a

failure can happen in the operation of that software that may harm a human, we can consider that

a safety critical software. So you might sell to Delta Airlines and the software that runs the

planes that they have to check right before every takeoff. Yeah. Yeah. In theory, Delta Airlines

could use our product for any of their safety case development around their planes. Yeah. Yeah. In theory, Delta Airlines could use our product for any of their safety

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