Digitalage Completes Core Build of Creator Platform
Digitalage, Inc., a subsidiary of Hop-on, Inc., says its live-streaming creator platform is functional and is moving into launch validation.
Updated on Nov. 2, 2026 in Startups
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Digitalage, Inc. completed the core build of its live-streaming creator platform, which connects live broadcasting, audience interaction, replay and content libraries. The company is now moving into launch validation with creators and enterprise licensing of selected technologies.
Why it matters
The platform offers creators an 85% share of revenue and aims to tie live broadcasts, paid viewer access and replays into one system. Payment and settlement validation remain in progress, and no enterprise licensing agreement has been executed yet.
Digitalage is offering creators an 85% revenue share as it completes its core build. The company's projections cite a $1.35 trillion global creator economy by 2033, but payment and settlement validation remain in progress.
The players
Digitalage, Inc.
A wholly owned subsidiary of Hop-on, Inc. that is developing a live-streaming creator platform.
Hop-on, Inc.
A publicly traded technology company trading under the OTC ticker HPNN, which owns Digitalage.
The details
A creator goes live, a viewer purchases access, the broadcast becomes an available replay, and creator settlement is processed. The core platform is functional on iOS, Android and OBS, and AI-assisted text moderation, which identifies harmful messaging including coded language, is the first publicly identified enterprise-licensing candidate.
Timeline
May 26, 2026: Digitalage filed a patent application.
October 21, 2026: Digitalage announced its launch timeline plans.
October 23, 2026: AI-assisted text moderation was announced as an enterprise-licensing candidate.
November 2, 2026: Core platform build completion was announced.
November 2026: Expanded creator Alpha testing is targeted.
Market Landscape
Digitalage's 85% creator share is positioned within a creator economy projected to reach $1.35 trillion by 2033. The launch places the company among platforms competing for creator revenue as live-streaming and video-streaming markets grow toward a projected $416.8 billion by 2030.
Creators who stream live could eventually earn 85% of revenue from paid viewer access and replays if the platform launches as planned. Commercial availability is targeted for the United States, Canada and Mexico before the end of 2026.
The takeaway
Creators evaluating live-streaming platforms should watch for completed payment and settlement validation before relying on the 85% share. Launch timing and enterprise licensing are still pending.
What happens next
Digitalage is targeting expanded creator Alpha testing in November 2026, broader Beta testing in early December 2026, and commercial availability in the United States, Canada and Mexico before December 31, 2026.
Further reading
Explore more Startups coverage to see how emerging companies like Digitalage are approaching launch and funding.
More information
Watch the recorded Digitalage platform feature tour for a walkthrough of the creator platform.
Source note: This article includes information reported by Hawaii Telegraph.
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