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Chuck Waste, Inc.

The scalable wood waste diversion and renewable energy platform

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Investment summary

Important: This document contains forward-looking statements involving substantial risk. Investment may result in total loss. Financial projections are management targets that may not materialize. Actual results may differ materially. The $40M pre-money valuation is company-determined, not independently verified. See Risk Factors section. Consult advisors before investing.

The Company

Chuck Waste, Inc. (Woodchuck.AI® | Chuck®) combines physical material-recovery operations with AI-powered material identification to capture construction materials at the source, recover their value, redirect them toward their highest-value next use, and provide an auditable digital chain of custody verifying the material flow and environmental attributes.

CAPTURE -> VERIFY -> RECOVER -> TRANSFORM

Woodchuck AI Explained in 90 Seconds

Executive Summary

Woodchuck.AI is building the circular material infrastructure behind America's next generation of large-scale construction.

The company operates the physical material recovery process and the software platform that records it. Because Woodchuck.AI is present where materials are generated and moved, it can capture operational data that software-only reporting systems and traditional waste haulers may not capture consistently. That data feeds an auditable digital chain of custody showing what material was identified, where it originated, how it moved, and where it ultimately went.

Woodchuck.AI's core business is waste diversion and material recovery across wood, cardboard, plastic, metal, concrete, asphalt, and other construction materials. Recovered wood creates an additional path for value creation through biomass, biochar, energy and potentially new construction materials.

Rather than treating construction waste as an end product to be hauled away, Woodchuck.AI treats every dumpster as material, data, and potential value.

Investment Highlights

The Problem

Construction and demolition generate more than 600 million tons of debris annually in the United States**. The problem is not simply volume. Once materials are mixed together, much of their potential value can disappear.

Recovering value requires identifying and separating materials at the source, documenting what happened to them, and connecting each stream to a reliable downstream destination.

Every dumpster holds material.
Every job site generates data.
Every ton holds value.

U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Advancing Sustainable Materials Management: 2018 Fact Sheet (Washington, DC: EPA Office of Land and Emergency Management, December 2020

The Woodchuck.AI Solution

CAPTURE - Materials are identified and separated at the construction site.

VERIFY - Material type, imagery, location, and movement are digitally recorded, creating a verifiable chain of custody.

RECOVER - Materials are routed toward their highest-value available destination.

TRANSFORM - Recovered materials can become new resources, including biomass, biochar, energy, and new construction materials.

Physical infrastructure + AI + proprietary material data.

Why the Integrated Model Matters

Traditional waste hauling and software reporting solve different pieces of the problem. Woodchuck.AI combines them. Its physical role at the job site creates access to source-level material information; its software layer turns those operating events into a digital record for customers.

That combination can create a reinforcing advantage: more projects generate more material-flow data, while the operational network creates a capability that a software-only platform cannot easily replicate.

THE MOAT IS THE INTEGRATED SYSTEM
Material intelligence + onsite operations + processing + chain of custody + downstream transformation.

From Waste Diversion to Material Transformation

Biochar is not the starting point of the Woodchuck.AI story. It is an extension of the material-recovery platform.

Wood recovered from construction projects can be processed into biomass and further converted into biochar and energy. Where technically and commercially applicable, qualified biochar may also create pathways into concrete and other built-environment applications.

Waste -> Verified Materials -> Biomass -> Biochar -> Energy/ New Construction

This extends Woodchuck.AI from recovery into transformation and increases the potential value captured from material that would otherwise be treated as waste.

Current Projects & Growth

Major Data-Center Development - Michigan

Woodchuck.AI has approximately $7 million in total contracted scope (multi-year contract value, not yet fully recognized as revenue) across multiple construction waste streams, including wood, cardboard, plastic, and other construction materials. Woodchuck.AI recognized total company revenue of $2.4 million in FY2025.

Expanding Data-Center Opportunities

Building on current contracted work, Woodchuck.AI is developing additional opportunities across major U.S. data-center and infrastructure projects. Onsite biochar production is being evaluated as an additional capability.

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Woodchuck.AI reports 9,000 tons diverted, 8,000 tons of wood recovered, $1.8 million in client savings, $1.2 million in project operating profit, 38% lower client cost, and a 40% project operating margin*, as reported by the Company in its own project sustainability report; these figures have not been independently audited or verified.

Waste less. Spend less. Earn more.

Business Model & Competitive Position

Woodchuck.AI operates at the intersection of construction operations, material recovery, AI and energy. It captures value across onsite separation and diversion, material processing, data verification, and downstream transformation.

Woodchuck.AI works with incumbent national waste haulers, including subcontracting local hauling, rather than requiring the company to replicate every hauling asset itself. This supports an asset-aware model in which Woodchuck.AI focuses on the operating system, recovery process, data layer, and higher-value material pathways.

Management believes there is currently no other company operating at the intersection of job-site materials diversion and auditable digital chain-of-custody tracking in the same manner, while acknowledging that competitors may develop similar capabilities.

Expansion Strategy

Woodchuck.AI's strategy is to build regional networks rather than deploy permanently isolated processing equipment at individual sites. Pyrolysis and related processing systems can be deployed for the applicable phase of a project and subsequently redeployed, allowing equipment investment to support multiple contracts over its useful life.

As additional contracts are awarded, the company expects that a growing portion of future expansion could potentially be financed through project and equipment debt rather than repeated equity issuance.

Use of Proceeds

Use % at Maximum $ at $1,050,000
Capital Equipment & Fleet 52.9% $555,750
Site & Operations Buildout 29.4% $308,750
Intermediary Fee 8.5% $89,250
Sales & Business Development 6.8% $71,250
Working Capital & General Corporate Purposes 2.4% $25,000

Note: Percentages may be off due to rounding.

Market Opportunity

Woodchuck.AI is targeting large commercial construction and infrastructure programs where material volume, disposal cost, sustainability requirements, and reporting complexity create demand for better diversion and verification.

The company's ambition is not simply to manage construction waste. It is to create a circular material network that captures, verifies, recovers, and transforms materials across projects and regions.

The Opportunity

The New America is being built

AI is transforming how the world computes. Data centers and infrastructure investment are transforming how America builds. Woodchuck.AI is building the circular material infrastructure behind that growth.

The company has moved beyond proving the core material recovery model. It is generating revenue, operating in the field, and expanding into major infrastructure projects. The next evolution extends the platform from recovery to transformation, turning recovered materials into higher-value resources while creating new pathways for circular construction.

According to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), an estimated 600 million tons of construction and demolition (C&D) debris were generated in the United States in 2018 - the most recent year for which EPA has published national estimates - with approximately 144 million tons sent to landfills***.

***U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Advancing Sustainable Materials Management: 2018 Fact Sheet (Washington, D.C.: EPA Office of Land and Emergency Management, December 2020).

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Team

The company has 8 full-time employees in total, including its founders.

The Company's Board of Directors currently consists of: Todd Thomas, Mason Fink, Josh Weeks.

Risk factors

Early-stage investment involves substantial risk, including possible total loss. The Fundify draft identifies execution risk, financial and capital-intensity risk, technology and audit risk, competitive and counterparty risk, industry and regulatory risk, investment-structure risk, dilution risk, and key-person risk.

Unproven Market Risk: The Company's digital chain-of-custody and CO2e-avoidance reporting claims have not been independently audited as of the Form C filing. Additionally, it is uncertain whether regulatory mandates requiring construction waste tracking or diversion reporting will be enacted; if such mandates are adopted, they could strengthen the Company's market position, but there is no assurance they will materialize on any particular timeline or at all.

Investment Structure Risk: Investors in the Fundify offering would hold membership interests in the crowdfunding vehicle rather than shares of Chuck Waste, Inc. directly, subject to the definitive offering documents.

Financial Risk: The company is at an early-stage and not yet profitable. Growth assumptions rely on continued capital investment. Additional funding may be required beyond the current round.

Key Person Risk: The company is heavily dependent on its founding team for execution across sales, product, and operations. Loss of key personnel could materially impact progress.

Refer to Form C Exhibit B for additional risk factors.

Forward-looking statements and disclaimers

This draft contains forward-looking statements regarding financial targets, product timelines, market opportunity, financing, and business plans. These involve known and unknown risks and uncertainties, and actual results may differ materially. This document does not constitute an offer to sell or a solicitation to buy securities. Any offering will be made only through definitive offering documents, including the Form C and its exhibits. Prospective investors should conduct their own due diligence and consult financial, legal, and tax advisors before investing.

About

Legal name

Chuck Waste, Inc.

Employees

8

Founded

Oct 2023

Website https://woodchuck.ai

Form

C-Corp

Headquarters

Walker, MI

Documents

SEC filings

Form C Aug 26, 2026