Kalunez is a fully developed virtual concert and music streaming platform designed to support artists when live performance venues were unavailable. It allows both professional and amateur artists to upload music, stream live using either a browser or OBS, engage with fans, and monetize their content through Stripe with a revenue split favoring artists. The package includes various components such as a full React/Vite codebase, integrations with Base44, and Stripe for financial transactions. Live streaming capabilities are facilitated through LiveKit and Mux, and the platform features standard legal pages and comprehensive documentation for buyers.
Listeners on the platform can discover new music, create playlists, maintain libraries, use a floating player, access the service offline via a Progressive Web App, follow artists, and interact through messages and activity feeds. Artists benefit from features like track uploads, live streaming options, management dashboards, and collaboration tools. The tech stack incorporates React, Vite, Tailwind, and other advanced tools ensuring robust performance and easy developer integration.
The business model is designed for immediate activation, allowing for subscription-based revenues and artist tips through Stripe, with a clear financial model aimed at benefiting independent creators. Although the platform is live and technically ready, it has not yet been commercially launched, and there are no existing subscribers. It's an attractive opportunity for entrepreneurs or music-tech enthusiasts looking for a ready-to-launch platform that can be tailored to niche markets. The seller offers comprehensive support for the transition, including domain transfer and setup assistance.
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