bajji launches PoteerChat, an AI platform that pays royalties to creators with disabilities

By AI, Created 9:37 AM UTC, May 20, 2026, /AGP/ – Tokyo-based bajji has launched PoteerChat, an enterprise generative-AI platform that turns everyday actions and movements by people with disabilities into brand-ready design assets. The company says each output is traceable to an original creator, with usage converted into royalties and a dashboard for ESG reporting.

Why it matters: - PoteerChat links AI-generated design work to the people whose expressions helped create it. - The platform aims to give enterprises branded visuals while also routing compensation back to participants. - The model addresses a core generative-AI dispute: who owns the value created from human-generated source material.

What happened: - bajji, Inc. launched PoteerChat, an enterprise platform built on its existing Poteer generative-AI system. - The launch was announced May 13, 2026, in Taito-ku, Tokyo. - PoteerChat turns everyday actions and movements by people with disabilities into marketing assets such as social posts, ad banners, pitch decks, textiles, thumbnails, and presentation decks. - The service site is here.

The details: - PoteerChat uses a curated, consented pool of human expressions rather than anonymous scraped data. - Source expressions include walks traced on a map, doodles, photographs, taps, voice, and gaze patterns. - Each generated design is permanently linked to the individual whose expression inspired it. - Usage of the generated asset converts into royalties paid to that individual. - Companies can set brand colors, typography, and tone of voice so generated assets match existing brand guidelines. - PoteerChat includes a social-impact dashboard that shows how much has been returned to participants. - The dashboard is also designed to support ESG and sustainability reporting. - Pricing starts with a Free plan at 5 monthly generations, a Starter plan at $20 for 50 monthly generations, and a Pro plan at $120 for 200 monthly generations. - The Enterprise plan requires contacting sales and includes unlimited generations.

Between the lines: - bajji is positioning the product as both a design tool and a compensation system. - The platform is built around a consent-based source pool, which sets it apart from many AI products trained on broadly collected data. - The company is also selling an accountability story to enterprise buyers who need creative output and measurable social impact.

What’s next: - bajji plans Slack and Microsoft Teams integrations. - The company also plans to expand its template library. - More creators joining the platform should broaden the source data and expand what PoteerChat can generate. - bajji aims to embed the product into daily enterprise creative workflows.

The bottom line: - PoteerChat tries to make AI generation and creator compensation part of the same transaction, not separate steps.