Case Studies: Feeds

For app developers, choosing the right tools can make or break a project. Relive, an app that turns outdoor adventures into immersive 3D videos, exemplifies the power of leveraging robust APIs to build scalable, user-centric platforms. Recently, Bastiaan Terhorst, Relive's CTO, shared how the platform has evolved and how Stream's Activity Feeds API has been

Challenge: Dabble needed to create a unique social sports wagering experience while managing user interactions and ensuring effective moderation in a competitive market. Strategy: By partnering with Stream, Dabble integrated real-time chat, activity feeds, and moderation tools, enhancing user engagement while minimizing development complexity. Result: Dabble has maintained high uptime with minimal support needed due

Challenge: Ajaib wanted to better serve its community of investors by upgrading the platform's in-app UX and messaging functionality. However, the company's existing chat provider was inflexible on pricing, and the existing in-house activity feeds infrastructure was resource-consuming, challenging to maintain, and did not yield the desired user engagement results. Strategy: Ajaib found Stream and

Challenge: Vidyard's existing notification feed solution wasn't as feature-rich or flexible as it needed. The engineering team sought a new solution that was easy to integrate and could deliver a top-notch user experience. Strategy: A quick Google search presented Engineering Director Scott MacLellan with Stream Feeds: the answer to Vidyard's new solution search and the final

Problem: In the male-dominated gaming field, women often feel alienated, especially if they're subjected to toxic comments. The*gameHERS is a new app that provides a safe space for women and femme-identifying gamers. The app required in-app chat and activity feed functionality to power this niche community and elevate the user experience. Strategy: The*gameHERS co-founders

Problem: CodePen's original activity feed back end needed an overhaul to improve performance, and the team recognized an opportunity to add new and expanded functionality and personalized content recommendations to stay competitive in an evolving social media landscape. Strategy: After scoping the overhaul project and evaluating Stream Feeds, it became clear that the third-party component

Our team had a chance to sit down with Tim Specht, Co-Founder and CTO at Dubsmash. If you're not familiar with the organization, Dubsmash is a company that provides a social platform for users to share videos via their mobile applications. Users can choose an audio recording or soundbite from TV shows, movies, music, and

Feeds for 25 Million Users The Customer Bandsintown simplifies concert discovery by allowing you to track your favorite artists, receive alerts when they are touring near you, keep track of which shows you have RSVP'd to, and share concert details with your friends. Bandsintown was founded in 2004 by Fabrice Sergent, Julien Mitelberg, Todd Cronin