MX TakaTak Clone

The finished white-label package is a single $3,999 payment, and it runs in your own cloud account. The usual launch needs 6 working days. Links into your main app or clips tied to titles are tailored work, planned with you first, and they usually add 2 to 8 weeks.

MX Player launched it in July 2020. In February 2022, ShareChat, the owner of Moj, and MX Media announced a deal to combine Moj and MX TakaTak, and later accounts describe it as merged with Moj. We could not verify whether the app still runs on its own, so this page describes building that kind of app today.

Yes, with scoped work. The standard build offers phone, email, Google and Apple sign-in and open links for every clip. A shared account, links that open from inside your player and clips tied to particular titles are all possible. Once we learn how your app is built, we agree the scope together.

Yes. Creators broadcast to many viewers while chat, reactions and gifts run beside the video, using Agora, Wowza, WebRTC and FFmpeg. Followers receive a notification as soon as a session starts. Rooms with several hosts, handy for premieres or panels, are set up by us.

Brands can sponsor a hashtag challenge, buy a structured sponsorship slot or run a campaign with a goal and budget. The admin panel shows views, clicks and spend. You set pricing and approvals, and you decide which categories you refuse.

Yes. Source for the Flutter apps, the Laravel website with its API and the control panel all comes to you. No revenue share is taken and no per-seat fee applies. Your developers are free to rework modules, plug in more services or move to another cloud vendor.

Yes. Your name, logo, icons, fonts, colors, splash screens and banners take over, together with language and region choices. Members open a short video platform that is entirely yours and never meet our name.

No. We are an independent software firm, and MX TakaTak belongs to someone else. We use the name only so buyers can find this kind of product. Your app opens under a name and look of your own, and it carries over nothing from the real service, whether people, material or policy.

Yes, running a service built on this model is lawful. Borrowing the MX TakaTak name, material or code is not, and you will find none of it in this product. Your launch uses a name and a content code that are yours alone (see /disclaimer/). Following content and rights law where you operate stays with you. We provide software, not legal advice.

Pick the finished product if time matters. Open source code costs nothing to fetch, but your team then has to build, host and polish the feed, wallet, moderation and control panel. The finished product brings every app complete, 60 days of technical support and source code that is yours outright.

The platform supports it technically, but rights come first. A common setup is a verified catalog account that posts official excerpts, which members duet and stitch. You decide who may post what, and the review queue and removal tools help you act on a rights notice quickly.

It helps a great deal, since the feed needs people to feel alive. If you have viewers, subscribers or listeners elsewhere, invite them in waves. Without one, start with a narrow niche or region and recruit a small group of creators first.

Yes. Menus and labels come in multiple languages, members choose a language at signup and recommendations can follow region. Captions created from speech, with translated subtitles, are a module we set up in your build.

Yes. Editors can curate featured hashtags, categories and trends in the admin panel, so a premiere or campaign can lead the explore tab. The personal feed still adapts to each member, and a strictly editorial feed is tailored work.

Sponsorship fees and ad budgets are agreed between you and the brand, and you invoice them yourself. The platform shows views, clicks and spend for each campaign, so you can report results, but it does not fix a billing process for brands.

Yes. You open developer accounts in your company name, and we prepare builds with your icon, splash screen and listing assets and support submission. Store review is outside our control, so leave time for rounds of feedback.

Hosting is on AWS, GCP or DigitalOcean with automatic scaling, and a CDN delivers the video. We publish no fixed capacity figure, because it depends on your plan and settings. Before a large promotion, review capacity with your team and set a spending ceiling.

Yes. The source code and database are yours, and the app is hosted in your own cloud account. You can change cloud providers, add services or hand the system to another team without asking us for permission.

MX Player launched it in July 2020, and in February 2022 its owners announced a deal to combine it with Moj. Later accounts describe it as merged with Moj. We could not confirm whether it still runs as a separate app, so check the current store listings if that matters. Our platform is a new product that you launch under your own name.

It came from MX Media, the company behind MX Player, which was owned by Times Internet when the 2022 deal was announced. The deal brought MX TakaTak together with Moj, the short video app of ShareChat. MX Player itself was later acquired by Amazon, according to public reports. None of these companies is connected to us.

Yes, and it is a natural fit. Your subscribers are the first audience, your catalog supplies the themes and your sponsors already know you. The ready-made build gives you the feed, challenges, wallet and admin panel. Links into your streaming app are tailored work that we scope with you.

It is a hashtag contest paid for by a brand, promoted by a banner at the top of discovery for a fixed period. Members upload entries, the sponsor gets reach, and you charge a fee that you agree directly. The admin panel then reports views and clicks for the campaign.

The sound library holds categorized music and original sounds, and the admin panel can import tracks from an external catalog. Which tracks you may offer depends on the licences you hold, which are your responsibility. Keep records of what is licensed, for how long and in which countries.

Yes, plan for one. A promotion to an existing audience can bring a burst of posts and reports within days. Reviewers work a single queue with AI flags, and strikes and bans are logged. Staff the hours when your audience is most active, and give a lead the authority to escalate.

The standard build supports region-wise availability and region-specific recommendations. Trending sections by country, city or region are available as a module that we set up for your build. Rights often vary by territory, so decide your rules before you widen a launch.

Yes. The control panel includes optional identity checks and badge review, so official accounts for presenters, artists and studios stand apart. Set a clear internal rule for who qualifies, and review the list from time to time as people leave or change roles.

The ready-made build is live in 6 working days, and sponsored challenges are part of it. The real timeline depends on your content: seed clips, a challenge theme, a sponsor and a rule set. Most of the work lies in arranging those pieces, not in the software.

Nothing changes. You hold the source code, the database and the cloud account, and we collect no revenue share or seat charges. If you want to move to another team or another provider, you can do so directly, and the documentation and credentials we hand over make that easier.