Dom Hofmann, co-founder of the defunct six-second video of lives platform has announced the release of the successor to the app: Byte. The new application, users shoot and upload six seconds of video loops launched on Android and iOS lets on Friday. Its creators wrote on the Apple App Store, the application should look familiar “and new” for users. “We hope that resonate with people, that is the feeling of something missing,” the letter said. was set by its owner, Twitter first of lives in 2016, his short videos were very popular, especially among younger users. The application had to deal with competition from apps like Instagram. And as the arrest screw, numerous competitors have gained ground in the short video room – including the TikTok blockbuster. In 2018, Hofmann had announced plans, called V2 to build a new version of the vine, but canceled a few months later. In the same year he debuted the name of bytes that beta testing in spring 2019, started after TechCrunch. Hofmann plans to apply for the concentration are helping to make his money Video Creator TechCrunch. Hofmann told the outlet that the company is looking at different strategies, but the company “Begin including revenue sharing and tilting with a revenue share + supplement with their own funds. We’ll have more details on how exactly they pilot program work soon. “Hofmann wrote in the online forum of the app on Sunday that the company’s” highest priority “should be released with the comments of problems, and that in the medium term”, to limit the possibility of additional comments and block “the company and filter comments. “As soon stabilize the things we are focusing on new features back, including new in discovery and creation. And we will soon share a few details about the pilot version of our partner program,” Hofmann wrote. “We are very much grateful for the positive reception and I promise that we will do right by it. To share thanks for everything and please keep doing what you think of us.” Copyright high image two Corbis via Getty Images
Vine has a new successor: The 6-second video app Byte
