samemore

Samemore is a digital media and content distribution platform that was founded in 2019 by entrepreneur Luis Martínez and software engineer Renata Kim. The platform was originally developed as a lightweight web application to help independent creators share short-form video content, but it has since expanded to include audio streams, image galleries, and interactive storytelling modules.

The core of Samemore’s technology is a cloud-based micro‑services architecture that allows users to upload content in a variety of formats and then curate it with customizable tags and categories. The platform also implements a recommendation engine that analyses viewer engagement metrics to surface emerging creators. In addition to free hosting, Samemore offers a subscription model called Samemore Pro, which provides high‑definition streaming, advanced analytics dashboards, and priority storage for teams.

Since its launch, Samemore has partnered with several educational institutions to provide students and teachers with a low‑cost tool for digital media projects. The company has secured Series A funding from VentureCo Capital and a smaller round from angel investors that specialize in digital arts. By 2024, the platform reported over 2.5 million active users and more than 150 million pieces of content uploaded, with the majority coming from creators in North America and Europe.

Critics have raised concerns about user privacy policy management and the effectiveness of Samemore’s content moderation system, noting that the platform has experienced a number of incidents involving the unauthorized sharing of copyrighted material. In response, Samemore has convened an independent ethics board and implemented a stricter verification process for copyrighted works. The platform continues to grow in popularity among creators who value ease of use, affordability, and a community‑driven approach to media sharing.