The Streamer Who Built the Real Thing
A Doha-based Web3 social network built for Ismail, a top-3 Binance Live streamer with 150,000+ followers, so his community had a legitimate crypto project to join instead of another token to speculate on. Built in 90 days, run on retainer for two years, acquired by Cryptala.
Marketing website homepage
Creator post and video feed
Token mining and wallet dashboard
Creator uploading a video
Minty token wallet and withdrawal
Ismail wanted his community to get something they could actually use, not another token to speculate on.
A livestreamer's audience momentum doesn't wait for a phased rollout, the full product needed to be ready for one launch.
A growing token economy and creator platform needed continuous features and patches, not a shipped-and-forgotten app.
Ismail had built something most crypto projects fake: a real audience, 150,000+ followers on Binance Live, watching him as one of the platform's top 3 streamers. He'd seen enough token launches ride a community's trust and then go quiet. He wanted to bring his own audience something legitimate, not another token with no product behind it.
The call was to scope Viddli as a full social network from day one, posts, video, creator earning, token mining, wallet withdrawal, rather than a token with a social layer added afterward.
Viddli was a Doha, Qatar based project with client-side teams across Dubai, Serbia, and Germany. Witsberry built the marketing website and the full Flutter mobile app, backed by Laravel and Node.js, in 90 days, November 2022 to February 2023.
Viddli's creator loop covers the full range: create posts, upload videos, earn tokens for engagement, mine tokens directly, and withdraw straight out to a blockchain wallet, alongside the rest of the feature set built for the platform.
Minty, Viddli's token, grew past $1M in market capital, built on real usage from Ismail's streaming audience turned platform users, not a paid pump.
Witsberry stayed on as Viddli's retainer team for two years after the February 2023 launch, patches, new features, and ongoing engineering, until Viddli was acquired by Cryptala.
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