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Vid Revenue

We do not have information about Vid's revenue yet.

Vid Valuation, Funding Rounds

Vid is a bootstrapped SaaS company, self-funded since its founding in 2016, with no outside investment to date.

Vid Capital Raised & ValuationCumulative capital raised and post-money valuation by roundCapital raised (cum.)Valuation$0$120162016 cumulative: $0 • 2016 Founded: $02016 Founded: $0 valuationSource: GetLatka.com interview on Sep 2, 2019 with Vid CEO
YearRoundAmountValuation% Sold

Vid Employees & Team Size

Vid employs approximately 15 people as of 2026, up from 7 in 2019.

Vid has 15 total employees in different roles and functions.

Vid Team GrowthReported headcount over time04812162020162017201820192020001515Source: GetLatka.com interview on Sep 2, 2019 with Vid CEO
YearMilestone
2020Reached 15 employees (December 2020)
2020Reached 15 employees (June 2020)
2019Reached 7 employees (December 2019)
2019Reached 19 employees (September 2019)

Customers

We do not have customer count information for Vid yet.

Frequently Asked Questions about Vid

What is Vid's revenue?

GetLatka has not confirmed a public revenue figure for Vid.

How much funding does Vid have?

Vid raised $0.

How many employees does Vid have?

Vid has 15 employees.

Where is Vid headquarters?

Vid is headquartered in Washington D.c., District Of Columbia, United States.

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just got done editing this interview you guys are gonna love it before i do that though i want you to know that i'm going to be in the comments for the next 30 minutes or so answering your questions if there's additional questions you want me to ask the ceo next time i interview them leave them below or if you're just loving the data points i get ceos to share click the thumbs up button below that's your way of telling me you're loving this stuff and i'll get you more of it additionally again i'll be in the comments answering any questions you have all right for 30 minutes enjoy the interview hello everyone my guest today is jag singh he's the ceo and founder of a company called vid camera all right jack you ready to take us to the top i am so what does this company do what's the product bid is a memory media platform so if i said to you what can you remember from this day last year you probably can't tell me much um what vid sort of stumbled onto is all of your memories already exist out there in the form of consumer data so every time you take an uber stay at an airbnb spend on your credit card that data that those companies are collecting on you we can turn into memories so we basically pull in that simple text metadata and auto generate three second video memories from that data and put it all into a calendar user interface so essentially then you click on any day and you see exactly what you did on that day basically remembering every moment of every day okay so um i mean is this analogous to when i take a bunch of pictures on my last trip to san francisco i can't remember where they are i open my phone and i go to the photo app but i go to the map view and it says you took all these pictures here at this time and that's an easy way for me to find photos instead of scrolling through my photo feed sure i mean that that's definitely similar but with that i guess you took the photos manually here you haven't even you've done nothing you've literally just opened uber taken an uber but next time you open bit there's an auto generated memory of that journey without you capturing anything at all because we just turned the text metadata that you went from here to there into like a an animation okay interesting all right so give me some of the backstory here so first off uh is it it sounds like the company is pre-launched correct no paying customers yes we launched there's a beta we're collecting email addresses for the beta right now how many people are on the waitlist um there's at least 30 000 and we haven't really pushed um we'll definitely cap out the apple hundred thousand limit on tesla okay how did you build the 30 000 on the list so we have um influencers signed on to the platform to use the platform from day one have a combined following of around 375 mil um that's across twitter instagram and youtube okay so who's your biggest who's the biggest star that's and signed up um [Music] i mean there's a number i don't want to say this person's bigger than another there's people that are like number three four two on tick tocks people with 20 mil plus on one platform alone how did you incentivize them to sign up and is it a real sign up like or are you just basically using their name hoping that you can get them engaged once you launch no i mean it's a real it's a year-long contract um and it's not really we didn't need to incentivize them that much they're kind of telling me that we're waiting for the next wave in social media to become stagnant it's become boring there needs to be a new type of content and that's what bit is essentially is called an automated video like an automated movie of your life if you like so it kind of takes the editing pain away from a lot of these influences as well um which is something they're definitely interested what are they committing to in the year-long contract and what are you giving them to make that commitment sure they're posting weekly and then they earn tokens because the whole thing is crypto based um and then the currency and there's a lot of ways for them so you just go to starbucks and buy starbucks and then take an uber and those brands can then add swipe up links to your auto generated memories and every time someone swipes up and books an uber then you earn part of that it's a whole new revenue stream for them and that's what they're keen for long term yeah so so getting mobility in the platform as well yeah so eos right is working with their first their first dapps which is essentially a version of facebook which is the more you post the more tokens you earn the utility value goes up it sounds like you're building something similar but you're seeding it with phone data based off uber trips where you were other other pieces of metadata i think voice that i think that what they're working on is going to be largely sort of text-based like more like a twitter competitor i would say um and bid is sort of more instagram-esque we were previously building on on eos um so i know the guys but we're moving over to ontology now okay and help me understand how how you funded this so it sounds like i mean you have a development team um yeah we do uh i we self-funded uh two mill um my brother and i uh we had a previous successful exit um and since then we had a we did a token sale pre-sale um and now we're doing a convertible note with select partners so let's break that down real quick how much did junior brother put in uh just equity based off your past successes uh two million usd oh okay then on okay so then what was the token issuance on top of that so then the token sales raised um well over 20 million um private and public people like ontology ngc a lot of big funds have come into the token server where when did you do that token sale um it's now just finished and it ran for about three months okay so you just did that i mean literally right now yes okay um how are you look a lot of this you know i've had a lot of people that have done token sales some of them are amazing some of them it just feels extremely scammy right so how did you what's the storyline you're putting out there to get people to give instant utility value to your token sure well the only way an advertiser can buy any advertising within the bid ecosystem is by buying this token so when that when uber for example wants to add a swipe up to an uh auto generated memory they have to buy the token to then buy the swipe up so it's essentially like saying to people you know facebook earned 55 billion last year in advertising revenue it's your chance to buy into that ecosystem and the only way then an advertiser can buy ads is through you so that's so that that's the utility of the token so no but no offense right so why does anybody care you don't have millions of users sure i think the people that care and the people that have bought the tokens see the the upside of the platform and then the influences that are signed on and just the obvious numbers involved even if one percent of their followers convert um 370 that's 3.75 million users that's more users than even ethereum has had max transactions so then the sentiment around the token i guess people are kind of um factoring that in as well if like token does have that many users it's more user than a chain even and the sentiment around the token would be great how much of the 20 million that you just raised you do you plan to convert to fiat to pay things like developer salaries company expenses things like that okay so this to me is a massive red flag anytime i hear a founder that does a token sale who's saying look how valuable our token is and then raise all the money then convert all that to fiat to me that just screams red freaking flag if you believe in your token value you'd keep all of it in the token no not in our token obviously it's raised in another token all of our tokens so the way that our token sale works is we sold one percent um of the total supply so we own 99 so i think that proves enough um that we believe in the value of the token i together actually goes on for five years more once the app launch launches so i basically analyzed other people's token sale and we thought i'm i'm personally an investor my instagram is at investor i get dex day and night that's why i was doing angel investing before founding vid um and i looked at token says i didn't like them they seemed scary front loaded as is back loaded we sold a tiny proportion of our tokens and the rest of the token sale goes on for five and a half years and in line with advertiser pro if you look at snapchat and it's run that's how long it takes out to build out an advertiser economy in a new platform and it's in line with that um but in terms of we converted the ether the other cryptos that we've collected interfere because the market's volatile and i think it's it's disrespectful and it's irresponsible to investors to um basically it's safe eat tanks and then all of a sudden we lost that capital i feel that's irresponsible yeah but the only reason it's the only reason it has a value today is because that's what ethereum is worth you can't argue for the upside on one side and then you're protecting on the downside on the other that's ridiculous uh we're arguing on the upside of our own token...

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