Wikisoft CORP.: insider trades · United States · SEC (Form 4)

About Wikisoft CORP.

WikiSoft Corp. (ticker: WSFT) is a U.S.-based micro-cap company whose business sits at the intersection of digital media, company information databases, and online content platforms. For French-speaking investors, it is important to note that the latest public materials reviewed indicate the stock is quoted on the OTC Pink market in the United States; the company has previously discussed an attempt to move up to OTC QB. It should therefore not be framed as a standard NYSE or NASDAQ blue-chip listing, but rather as a highly speculative small-cap name followed mainly for its corporate restructuring history and regulatory disclosures. ([nasdaq.com](https://www.nasdaq.com/press-release/wikisoft-corp-wsft-plans-to-apply-for-uplisting-to-otc-qb-2019-11-06)) From a historical perspective, the issuer was incorporated in Nevada in May 1998 under the name Sensor Technologies Inc., then went through multiple name changes before a reverse merger in 2019 with WikiSoft DE. After that transaction, the company abandoned its former business plan and shifted toward operating as a wiki portal for businesses. Its corporate office was moved to San Francisco, California, which anchors the company’s operating footprint in the United States. ([otcmarkets.com](https://www.otcmarkets.com/file/company/financial-report/244597/content)) The core business concept is a business-focused wiki portal built on MediaWiki technology. Public filings describe WikiSoft as a “wiki portal for businesses,” while prior company communications promoted wikiprofile.com as a large business-information database designed to host and update company profiles, brands, and corporate influencers in real time. In practical terms, WSFT is positioned in B2B content aggregation, company intelligence, and searchable business profiles rather than in traditional enterprise software. ([otcmarkets.com](https://www.otcmarkets.com/file/company/financial-report/246717/content)) Competitively, the company operates in a very narrow niche and faces competition from better-capitalized players in business data, professional directories, media monitoring, and specialized search platforms. Its theoretical appeal lies in the scale of its content ambition and the promise of continuously updated, fact-checked profiles. However, its micro-cap status, limited liquidity, and lack of mainstream exchange listing materially reduce institutional visibility and make it a highly execution-dependent story. Investors should therefore view WSFT as a speculative situation rather than a mature platform asset. ([nasdaq.com](https://www.nasdaq.com/press-release/wikisoft-corp-wsft-plans-to-apply-for-uplisting-to-otc-qb-2019-11-06)) Geographically, the company is clearly tied to the United States, with its corporate office in San Francisco, California, although third-party promotional materials have at times referenced a distributed team including Copenhagen. Recent noteworthy developments available in the reviewed sources are mainly structural and disclosure-related: the earlier change of control, the strategic pivot following the reverse merger, the 2019 uplisting effort toward OTC QB, and the continued appearance of the WSFT symbol in OTC Markets filings. ([otcmarkets.com](https://www.otcmarkets.com/file/company/financial-report/246717/content))