Every major content platform measures value before consumption — likes, views, shares. This creates perverse incentives where clickbait wins over substance.
I built a platform that inverts this: only people who pay for and actually consume content can evaluate whether it was "worth it." When evaluation costs money, you can't game it with bots. When only actual consumers rate content, fake quality becomes architecturally impossible.
I have a CS degree but zero programming experience before Dec 2025. Using AI, working 17-19h/day for 70 days, I built 73 features across 12 categories — including livestreaming with dynamic pricing, a marketplace with ownership transfers, a governance layer, and a complete token economy.
Traditional estimate for same scope: 4-5 engineers, 12-18 months. I did it solo in 70 days for €283 in AI tools.
Creator economics comparison: TikTok pays ~$33 per 1M views. On Omniamus, 1M buyers pays a creator $28,600.
The article covers the full feature breakdown, the economic model, and why I'll never take investor money.
enoeth•1h ago
I built a platform that inverts this: only people who pay for and actually consume content can evaluate whether it was "worth it." When evaluation costs money, you can't game it with bots. When only actual consumers rate content, fake quality becomes architecturally impossible.
I have a CS degree but zero programming experience before Dec 2025. Using AI, working 17-19h/day for 70 days, I built 73 features across 12 categories — including livestreaming with dynamic pricing, a marketplace with ownership transfers, a governance layer, and a complete token economy.
Traditional estimate for same scope: 4-5 engineers, 12-18 months. I did it solo in 70 days for €283 in AI tools.
Creator economics comparison: TikTok pays ~$33 per 1M views. On Omniamus, 1M buyers pays a creator $28,600.
The article covers the full feature breakdown, the economic model, and why I'll never take investor money.