Local short-form video app 'Mitron' sees 25 million dowloads

The Bengaluru-based app provides an easy and seamless interface for users to create, edit and share their videos and at the same time browse through a library of top videos on the platform.
Mitron
Mitron

HYDERABAD: Homegrown short-form video app, Mitron, has achieved 25+ million downloads on Google Store and has clocked 40 million videos viewed per hour on the platform, the founders said in a press release. Co-founded by Shivank Agarwal and Anish Khandelwal, the app rose to fame soon after its launch in April, 2020. The founders’ mission is to create a short-form video app that reimagines digital engagement and entertainment for people to showcase their innovative videos online, in line with the theme of light humour.

Speaking on the development, Shivank Agarwal, Founder & CEO, Mitron said, “It is incredibly exciting to see nearly one million new videos created per day on the Mitron platform. With almost every one confined to their homes during the lockdown phase, our aim has been to provide a platform that offers digital entertainment through short videos posted by people, or create their own videos.” For the developers of Mitron, ensuring data privacy has been the priority.

The Bengaluru-based app provides an easy and seamless interface for users to create, edit and share their videos and at the same time browse through a library of top videos on the platform. Founded by two Computer Science engineers, Shivank Agarwal (alumnus of IIT Roorkee) and Anish Khandelwal (alumnus of Visvesvaraya National Institute of Technology), Mitron app is a short-form video app that allows users to create, upload and view entertaining short videos.

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