Change Agents Corporation said it has completed Phase 2 development of its Catch-Up agentic AI video studio platform, marking a milestone ahead of planned beta testing in September 2026.
The platform, developed in partnership with Caylent Inc. and Amazon Web Services, is built to automate short-form video production for social media influencers, podcasters and digital content creators across multiple platforms. The company describes Catch-Up as a transition from a manually configured application to an agentic AI video studio, integrating autonomous content generation capabilities.
Change Agents operates under a Software-as-a-Service model, with recurring subscription revenue targeted as the commercialization pathway. The beta phase will evaluate platform performance, user experience and scalability before full market rollout. The company also highlighted its broader strategy to expand a portfolio of agentic AI software platforms targeting commercial markets.
Beyond its media-focused applications, Change Agents is expanding into AI-enabled autonomous air defense and counter-unmanned aerial systems through its subsidiary, Autonomous Air Defense LLC. The firm also distributes the KetoAir breathalyzer, a non-invasive consumer device registered with the U.S. Food and Drug Administration as a Class I medical device.
Michael Mathews, Director of Change Agents Corporation, said the completion of Phase 2 represents a key step in the platform’s evolution and the company’s broader agentic AI strategy. The collaboration with AWS and Caylent, he added, enabled the transformation of Catch-Up into a fully agentic AI video studio.
Freehold, New Jersey-based Change Agents trades on the NASDAQ under the ticker CHGA.
