You can find some remains of the app: https://apkpure.com/kuno-live-dating-and-live-stream/com.kuno.live/versions

After the failure of vFame, I was hesitant to start another project, but my passion for creating new platforms led me to launch KunoLive, a free dating application. This project was different as I worked on it alone, setting up the backend and managing the entire development process. The developer who created the initial script for KunoLive used Parse server, an older technology that had been discontinued. This presented several challenges, as I had to navigate the complexities of working with an outdated platform.

Despite these challenges, I successfully launched KunoLive and saw a significant response. The application saw hundreds of installations per day, and within three months, it had crossed 10,000 users. I implemented Facebook ads, which generated revenue and further boosted the app's visibility. The organic growth was impressive, and I was excited about the potential of the platform.

However, the success was short-lived. Google banned my Play Store account, accusing me of using the same card for multiple purchases across multiple developer accounts. This ban extended to my dad's account as well, causing significant losses for both of us. My dad's application, which had over 500,000 users, was also affected. This setback was devastating, and I had to halt my personal projects as I prepared to move to Australia for higher studies in Software Engineering.

Despite the challenges and setbacks, KunoLive was a valuable learning experience. It taught me about the complexities of app development, user engagement, and the importance of adhering to platform guidelines. The project's success, albeit brief, demonstrated my ability to create and manage a popular application, and it reinforced my passion for developing innovative solutions.