# Someone in the comments is looking for an "official coin seller": Suka and its four sibling apps · Mobile app

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> Paid acquisition went global from day one. It reached 110k installs by day 5, and charted on social charts in 28 countries at once. The team behind it used the same livestream system to ship five reskinned apps (Koko, Yoko, Mego, Lavo, Suka), rotating paid campaigns and spreading the risk of account bans.

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Suka - Live Stream, Chat · M Yasin

# Someone in the comments is looking for an "official coin seller": Suka and its four sibling apps

**What it is** A global live-streaming and 1v1 video dating app where users buy virtual coins to send gifts to streamers. Android only.

**Why it took off** It bought global ads from launch. By day 5 it reached 110k installs in 28 countries at once and charted in social categories. The team behind it used the same live-streaming system with different skins to launch five apps, Koko, Yoko, Mego, Lavo and Suka, and rotated their ad spend to spread out the risk of bans.

**D** **How you could follow** A small team shouldn't go head-to-head in live-streaming dating. Either you're an overseas team with existing streamers and a revenue model learning the matrix approach, or you build what this space lacks, such as coin-seller settlement or multilingual customer-service moderation, and sell it to those teams.

Grade D: the money comes from the live-streaming backend, host agencies, coin-seller agents and heavy ad spend. Followers can't get those. The product itself has no differentiation, and the category is already crowded with big companies and dozens of clones. Almost nobody knows about it yet

Data (updated daily) · first launch 2026-07-27 · 11-07 installs 1,434,930

Android · Total installs worldwide

Data 2026-10-29 → 2026-11-07 (10 days, 10 observations). Google's detail page only refreshes install counts every other day, so a flat day doesn't mean nobody installed.

Android · Ratings count (cumulative)

Data 2026-10-29 → 2026-11-07 (10 days, 10 observations)

Suka is a live-streaming and 1v1 video dating app on Google Play. It launched in Jul 27 and has racked up 1.43M installs in just over three months. It looks like a new social product that has taken off, but it's really one live-streaming system in a different skin. The same group uses several Indonesian individual developer accounts to publish at least five nearly identical apps and rotates ad buys between them. Below: how it came about, where the money comes from, and why indie developers should just watch it.

### A review with 19 people marking it helpful

On 2026 Oct 3, a review appeared on Suka's store page: "Overall the experience is good, nice to meet new people. But topping up coins is a problem. The developer should set up an official coin seller like other similar apps do." 19 people tapped "Helpful."

"Coin seller" is an old rule in Middle East and South Asia live-streaming apps: the platform licenses a set of agents who sell virtual coins to users through local payment methods, bypassing app store fees and making large top-ups easier. An app only two months old already gets users asking for one. That means a share of the people coming in are veteran gift-senders from apps like Bigo and Chamet.

The developer's reply is a stock line: "Thank you so much! We're honored by your kind words. Please contact customer support inside the app." The other two top-liked reviews are "Can't search for other people's IDs, how do I find someone?" (8-26,36 people found it helpful) and "So far it's fun" (9-13). The replies are the same template.

### What it is

The store page pitches it as "the global live streaming app built for real connections": go live, chat in live rooms, request to join on camera, follow, DM. The copy repeatedly stresses "real people, verified users, no fake personas." Rated Mature 17+, labeled "users can interact, contains in-app purchases," with IAPs from $0.99 to $99.99. Last update: Oct 19.

The privacy policy is more direct: users "purchase virtual coins and send virtual gifts," and the platform "calculates host earnings" from them. That's the standard live-gift model: the platform pays to recruit hosts or signs agencies, male users buy coins to send gifts and pay for video chats, and the platform splits revenue with hosts.

### How the 1.43M installs happened

Public cumulative installs on Google Play (third-party estimated historical curve plus November daily numbers):

| Date | Total installs |
|---|---|
| 07-27 | Launched |
| 08-01 | About 112k |
| 09-01 | About 606k |
| 10-01 | About 804k |
| 10-28 | About 1.32M |
| 11-06 | 1.44M, +7k in the last 119 days |

It passed 100k within 5 days of launch, and no off-store signal explains that speed. The curve comes in bursts: Aug 17 +63k in a day, Aug 29 +77k, Oct 8 +73k, with an almost flat stretch from Sep 19 to 25. That's the pattern of paid acquisition switched on and off, not word of mouth (inference, high confidence).

Ratings are another clue. 1.43M installs have only about 1,950 ratings, a rate of 0.14%, which is very low for a social app and suggests many users came in through ads and left quickly. From Oct 29 to Nov 6, the rating count rose from 1,143 to 1,942, up 70%, while installs grew only 9% over the same period. That looks like a rating prompt pushed in bulk inside the app (inference).

On Nov 6 it was on social charts in 28 countries at once: Top Free Poland #14, Malaysia #26, Thailand #34, Indonesia #36, Vietnam and Argentina #42, UAE #43, with Germany, Italy, Spain and Brazil ranking #59 to #70. Such a broad spread at flat positions is the signature of a global simultaneous buy.

Almost nothing off-store: searching "suka app" and "suka live" on TikTok turns up no related videos, X has 0 posts in the last 90 days, and there's no media coverage. The only things found are two small YouTube channels talking about "can you make money chatting on Suka," one English video with about 833 views and one Hindi tutorial with about 1,300 views. These videos aim to recruit hosts, and their reach is small. Which ad networks it runs on can't be confirmed, since the public ad libraries show nothing.

### Where the money comes from

Coins and gifts. On Nov 6 it ranked #35 on Poland's social Top Grossing, #82 in Indonesia, and #93 in India, with the UAE, Germany, the UK and Malaysia between #120 and #150. The ranks show people are paying, but not how much, and revenue isn't public. The review at the top asking for a coin seller is another signal: some users want to top up more than the in-app store allows.

### Five apps, one operator behind them

Put Suka next to several similar apps and the overlaps are many:

| App | Developer account | Launched | Cumulative installs (11-06) | Website |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Koko | Nikmatul Global | 2026-04-10 | 1.52M | koko.email |
| Yoko | Candra Digita fun jaya | 2026-05-22 | 1.6M | yoko.blog |
| Mego | Rayhan setyawan | 2026-06-15 | 1.41M | mego.pet |
| Lavo | Robby rahmataw | 2026-06-29 | 2.55M | lavo.run |
| Suka | M Yasin | 2026-07-27 | 1.43M | suka.blog |

- Developer names are Indonesian, contact emails are personal Gmail, and each account holds only one app.

- Package names follow one pattern: Suka is com.suka.blog.and, Lavo is com.lavo.run.and, Yoko is com.yoko.life.and, Mego is com.mego.live.and.

- Their sites use cheap suffixes like .blog, .run, .pet and .email, all five are hosted on Alibaba Cloud OSS behind CloudFront, and the Suka and Lavo privacy policies share the same URL paths.

- The copy is the same: "real people, real connections, no fake."

So the operator is most likely an overseas live-streaming team running on Alibaba Cloud (inferred; I can't confirm which company it is). Every month or two they swap in a new app with a new name, new account and new domain, each one bought with paid acquisition. Across five apps, the total comes to roughly 8.5M installs over half a year. The logic is practical: stranger-video apps rated 17+ get banned easily on Google Play, so more accounts mean losing one doesn't hurt the whole operation, and more names mean more keywords and chart spots.

In the whole category, Suka isn't big. Its 7-day gain of 119k trails its siblings Lavo (330k) and Koko (190k). The leaders are Bigo Live (848M installs, +1.44M in 7 days), Tango (387M), Chamet (78.4M, #4 in UAE social Top Grossing), and Poppo Live (47.9M). New clones from 2026 include Vibra Live, Linko, Govvi, WhoNow, Bandi, and a dozen more.

### What's different about it

Nothing on the product side. Going live, co-hosting, DMs and gifts are the same as Bigo and Poppo. "Verified real people, no fakes" is what every 1v1 video dating app says. What differs is operations: new apps, new accounts, new domains, global simultaneous buys. It works because of paid acquisition and the matrix, not the product.

### If it were you

**Verdict: D.** The business does make money, but the things it makes money from are probably things you don't have: a live backend that works, a pool of hosts and agencies, a network of coin sellers across the Middle East and Southeast Asia, and a budget that can sustain global paid acquisition. Suka is the fifth skin on top of that stack.

**Who it suits:** teams already running global live-streaming or social products with host supply and a payback model. For you, the thing worth copying is the matrix method itself: one backend, several brands, several low-cost developer accounts to spread ban risk, first climbing charts in low-barrier social markets like Poland, Southeast Asia and Latin America for exposure, then collecting money in the Middle East, India and Indonesia.

**Who it doesn't suit:** solo indie developers or teams with 1 to 3 people, anyone without host resources, anyone unwilling to handle moderation and payment risk for 17+ stranger video. There's no gap here that a better product could slip into: users don't come because Suka is good, they come because ads brought them, and they leave just as fast.

**How to do it (if you really want to):** don't build a live dating app head-on. Build what this pool lacks, as the opening reviews already show: people can't be found, top-ups fail, support only pastes templates. For example, settlement and reconciliation tools for coin-seller agents, multilingual customer support and moderation outsourcing, or host recruitment and training content, sold to these teams rather than competing with them for users (inference, demand size unverified).

**How to get customers:** if you build the live app itself, paid acquisition is the only route, so start by testing payback period one country at a time. If you build tools for these teams, your customers are in the overseas live-streaming agency and agent circles, reached through industry groups and face-to-face meetings, not app stores.

**When to get in before it's too late:** there's no clear deadline. How long matrix plays like this last depends on how hard Google Play cracks down on multi-account, reskinned apps.

**What would show I got it wrong:** ① Suka or one of its sibling apps grows through organic channels (TikTok, word of mouth) rather than bursts, which would mean the category has room at the product level; ② within the year, a small single-brand live dating app with no matrix breaks into the top 50 of Middle East or Southeast Asian social Top Grossing; ③ the reverse: if Suka, Lavo and the others are pulled from stores one after another over the next two or three months, the platform is tightening, and the matrix method itself needs recalculating.

### Data and sources

- Google Play store page (11-06): installs, ratings, charts, IAP range, age rating, reviews and developer replies.

- Install history curve: AppstoreSpy estimates, 08-01 to 10-28.

- Website and privacy policy: suka.blog; hosting info for sibling sites lavo.run, yoko.blog, mego.pet and koko.email comes from response headers on 11-06 pages.

- Developer info: AppBrain developer page.

- YouTube: "SUKA App Honest Review: Can You Really Chat & Earn?" (Earn with FAITH) and "suka app kya hai" (Mr Technical Seth).

- In-platform searches on TikTok and X, 11-06, no relevant results. Public ad libraries for Meta and TikTok show no ads for it, which doesn't mean it didn't advertise.

[Android store page ↗](https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.suka.blog.and)

**Research notes: competitor table, acquisition evidence, full research report**

Competitors

| Name | Where | Launched | Scale | How it differs from this one |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bigo Live | Android | 2016 | 848M installs, +1.44M in 7 days | Big brand, mature host and agency ecosystem; Suka is an unbranded skin |
| Tango | Android | 2010 | 387M installs | Veteran brand, strong Western paid base; same features as Suka |
| Poppo Live | Android | 2022 | 47.9M installs, #9 on UAE Top Grossing | Chinese overseas live-streaming brand with a real identity; Suka is two orders of magnitude smaller |
| Chamet | Android | 2019 | 78.4M installs, #4 on UAE Top Grossing | 1v1 video plus party rooms, strong in the Middle East |
| Olive: Live Video Chat | Android | 2019 | 11.8M installs, #17 on Poland social Top Free | Random 1v1 video; sits right next to Suka on the Poland chart with nearly identical positioning |
| Lavo / Yoko / Mego / Koko | Android | 2026-04 to 2026-06 | 140–2.55M installs each | Suspected sibling apps from the same team: same Indonesian individual accounts, .and package names, Alibaba Cloud OSS sites, different skins and names |
| TikTok LIVE / Instagram Live | Big-company features | — | Billions of users | Content platform with live streaming attached; does not do stranger 1v1 or paid dating |

Where users come from

- Inference **Paid acquisition (channel undetermined)** : about 110k installs in the first 5 days, a burst-then-plateau curve, free-chart placements in 28 countries at once, and a rating rate of only 0.14%; Meta and TikTok (Europe) ad libraries have no record of it (these libraries only track their lists)

- Inference **Matrix of apps splitting ad spend** : Lavo, Yoko, Mego and Koko share its template (Indonesian-name accounts, personal Gmail, .and package names, sites on AliyunOSS + CloudFront), totaling about 8.5M installs

- **Verified** **Store category chart exposure** : Top Free Social Poland #14, Malaysia #26, Thailand #34, Indonesia #36 (chart_rank 11-06)

- **Verified** **"Chat and earn" host recruitment videos** : YouTube "SUKA App Honest Review: Can You Really Chat & Earn?" about 833 views; Hindi tutorial about 1.3K views

- Inference **TikTok / X creators** : TikHub search and x-radar both returned no related content

## Why Suka - Live Stream, Chat (com.suka.blog.and) gained traction

> Channels: Google Play / social / developer "M Yasin" / store launch 2026-07-27 / research day 2026-11-06

### Bottom line

Suka is not a standalone product. It is one of several reskinned "live streaming + 1v1 video dating" apps a team mass-published under Indonesian individual developer accounts. It took off because of **buying installs from day one** : cumulative global installs reached about 110k by day 5 of launch, then held steady at ten to twenty thousand a day. The real money comes from coins and gifts (IAPs $0.99–$99.99). The product itself is no different from Bigo, Tango, Poppo or Chamet.

### 1. Data: where it stands now

- **Installs** : cumulative 1,434,930, last 7 days +118,768 (googleplay library app_profile, 2026-11-06). From 10-29 to 11-06 roughly 1.3–17k per day (app_day).

- **Install curve since launch** (googleplay library app_day_ext, AppstoreSpy estimates):
    - 08-01:111,690, meaning it passed 100k within 5 days of launch;
    - 09-01: about 606k; 10-01: about 804k; 10-28: about 1.32M.
    - The biggest single-day jumps were 08-17 +63k, 08-29 +77k and 10-08 +73k. The curve is spiky, with near-flat plateaus from 09-19 to 09-25 in between, 0. This is typical of paid acquisition switched on and off, not organic growth.

- **Ratings** : 1,942, scores 3.8–3.9. Rating count is only 0.14% of installs, low for a social app and a sign that most users came through ads and barely engaged. From 10-29 to 11-06 the rating count went from 1,143 to 1,942 (+70%), while installs grew only 9%, which suggests a rating prompt was pushed in bulk inside the app recently.

- **Charts** (googleplay library chart_rank, 2026-11-06):
    - Social Top Free: Poland #14, Malaysia #26, Thailand #34, Indonesia #36, Vietnam #42, Argentina #42, UAE #43; European and American countries at #59–#105;
    - Social Top Grossing: Poland #35, Indonesia #82, India #93; UAE, Germany, UK and Malaysia at #120–#150;
    - Charted in 28 countries at once. The Top Free placements are broad and flat, the signature of a globally synchronized buy.

- **Store page** (Play listing, 2026-11-06 crawl): Mature 17+, tagged "Users Interact, In-App Purchases", in-app purchases $0.99–$99.99. Website suka.blog, support service@suka.blog, developer email is a personal gmail (myasinprima22@gmail.com).

- **Reviews** : our database has no review samples for it. The most-liked reviews on the store page fall into three groups:
    - asking for an "official coin seller" to top up: "Developer should have an official coin seller as similar applications are offering this facility", 2026-10-03;
    - can't find other users' IDs;
    - "very fun so far".
    - Every developer reply is templated ("Thank you very much! We are honored by your praise…"). "Coin seller" is the offline agent top-up system used by live-streaming apps in the Middle East and South Asia, which suggests some of its paying users came over from similar apps.

### 2. Competitors: who else does the same thing

This is one of the most crowded niches: general-entertainment live streaming, 1v1 video dating, and virtual-gift monetization. Searching the Google Play database by name and description turns up dozens of live-streaming and video-chat apps. The leaders are below (installs and 7-day gains from app_profile, 2026-11-06):

| Product | Platform | Launched | Scale | How Suka differs |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bigo Live | Android/iOS | 2016 | 848M, +1.44M in 7 days, #1 in Taiwan social Top Grossing | Big brand, multi-guest live + PK, mature host ecosystem |
| Tango | Android/iOS | 2010 | 387M, 7 days +510k | Long-established, strong paying in Europe and Turkey |
| Poppo Live | Android | 2022 | 47.9M, +420k in 7 days, #9 in UAE Top Grossing | Similar China-to-global live app, with brands and host agencies |
| Chamet | Android | 2019 | 78.4M, #4 in UAE Top Grossing | 1v1 video + party rooms, strong in the Middle East |
| SuperLive | Android | 2020 | 47.5M | Peers |
| Olive: Live Video Chat | Android | 2019 | 11.8M, #17 in Poland social Top Free | 1v1 random video, sits next to Suka on the Poland charts |
| Koko - Meet Friend, Live Chat(Nikmatul Global) | Android | 2026-04 | 1.52M, 7 days +190k | Suspected same matrix, see section 4 |
| Lavo - Meet New People(Robby rahmataw) | Android | 2026-06 | 2.55M, 7 days +330k | Suspected same matrix |
| Yoko: Live Video & Connect(Candra Digita fun jaya) | Android | 2026-05 | 1.6M, 7 days +140k | Suspected same matrix |
| Mego - Live, Create, Connect(Rayhan setyawan) | Android | 2026-06 | 1.41M, 7 days +45k | Suspected same matrix |
| Vibra Live / Linko / Govvi / WhoNow / Bandi etc. | Android | 2026 | Each 200K–1.3M | New clones launched in 2026 |
| TikTok LIVE, Instagram Live | Big-company features | — | Billions | Content platforms with live features, not positioned as stranger 1v1 dating with gift top-ups |

Takeaway: Suka's scale is mid-to-small in this pool. Its 7-day gain of 119k would not rank near the top among newly launched clones (Lavo 330k and Koko 190k are both higher).

### 3. Growth tactics: where users come from

| Channel | Evidence | Confirmed? |
|---|---|---|
| Paid acquisition (Google UAC / Meta / ad networks, channels unconfirmed) | About 5k installs in the first 110 days; the curve shows spikes then a plateau; charted on Top Free in 28 stores at once; rating rate only 0.14% | Inferred (strong). Our Meta and TikTok (Europe) ad libraries don't show it, but those libraries only track products on our list, so absence there doesn't mean it wasn't advertised. |
| Matrix-spread paid campaigns | Koko, Lavo, Yoko, Mego from the same template each reached 140–2.55M installs (see section 4) | Inferred (strong) |
| Store search / category chart exposure | #14 Poland social Top Free, #25–42 in Southeast Asia; chart position itself brings some organic downloads | Yes |
| "Earn by chatting" host-recruitment content | YouTube "SUKA App Honest Review: Can You Really Chat & Earn?" (channel Earn with FAITH, about 833 views, posted about 2 months ago); Hindi tutorial "suka app kya hai" (Mr Technical Seth, about 1.3K views, posted about 1 months ago) | Yes, but small volume |
| TikTok / X / Reddit creators or word of mouth | TikHub searches for "suka app" and "suka live" return no relevant videos; x-radar: 0 posts in the last 90 days | No evidence |
| Media / celebrities | Only auto-indexed by APK sites like APKPure, Aptoide, CNET Download, Softonic | None |

**How the money comes back** : virtual currency and gift in-app purchases (max single purchase $99.99). The privacy policy in section 19 states "purchase virtual currency, send virtual gifts…calculate creator earnings". The typical model: the platform pays to recruit female hosts or contract agency hosts, male users buy coins to send gifts or pay for 1v1 video, and the platform splits revenue with hosts. It ranks #35 in Poland social Top Grossing, #82 in Indonesia, #93 in India, so it's already taking payments. Reviews asking for an "official coin seller" suggest high-spending users looking for an agent top-up channel.

### 4. Key finding: it's one account in a clone matrix

The same playbook shows up at least 5 times in the Google Play database (app table, app_profile, 2026-11-06):

| App | Developer (account name) | Launched | Installs | Website | Bundle ID |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Suka | M Yasin | 2026-07-27 | 1.43M | suka.blog | com.suka.blog.**and** |
| Lavo | Robby rahmataw | 2026-06-29 | 2.55M | lavo.run | com.lavo.run.**and** |
| Yoko | Candra Digita fun jaya | 2026-05-22 | 1.6M | yoko.blog | com.yoko.life.**and** |
| Mego | Rayhan setyawan | 2026-06-15 | 1.41M | mego.pet | com.mego.live.**and** |
| Koko | Nikmatul Global | 2026-04-10 | 1.52M | koko.email | com.koko.gp |

What they have in common:

- Developer accounts all use Indonesian names, emails are personal gmail, and each account publishes only one app. On AppBrain, M Yasin is "has been active for less than a month and has one app".

- Package names share the "brand.oddsuffix.and" structure, and the websites use cheap TLDs like .blog / .run / .pet / .email.

- All 5 websites are hosted on **Alibaba Cloud OSS + CloudFront** (response headers `server: AliyunOSS` / `x-oss-request-id`, confirmed by live curl), which suggests the same team behind them, likely a Chinese team going global with live streaming.

- Suka and Lavo share the privacy policy path `/service/<name>PrivacyPolicy.html`. The copy follows the same "authentic / real connections / no fake" script.

- The 5 accounts together reached about 8.5M installs in only half a year.

So the answer to "why did it work" lies at the matrix level, not in the Suka brand. The team reskins the same live system, renames it, swaps developer accounts, and ships a new package every month or two, each with its own paid acquisition. This spreads the risk of Google Play account bans for stranger-video + 17+ apps and captures more keywords and chart slots. Suka is just the July batch.

### 5. Differentiation

- Product-wise there's almost no differentiation. Store copy and the website push "real people / verified users / no fake personas", but that is standard language for the 1v1 video-dating category: Suko Live, Olive, Lavo, and Yoko all write the same thing. The features (going live, co-hosting, private chat, gifts) match Bigo and Poppo.

- The only real difference is operational: new packages, new accounts, new domains, global launches all at once.

- **Conclusion: differentiation isn't why it worked. Paid acquisition and the matrix are.**

### 6. Visibility

- Few people know about it yet: no press coverage, no discussion on X or TikTok, no disclosed revenue. Only two or three small YouTube channels talk about "earn by chatting".

- But the category is a red ocean: over a dozen clones launched in 2026 alone (Vibra Live, Linko, Govvi, WhoNow, Bandi, Ruyo, Minemo, and more), and its own sibling packages are copying each other.

- Followers are already everywhere. The thing worth watching is the matrix playbook, not Suka itself.

### 7. What others can learn

- In high-monetization, high-ban-risk categories like live streaming and dating, you can spread risk and capture more chart slots with "one backend, many skins, many accounts".

- Individual developer accounts in low-cost regions like Indonesia, combined with cheap domains, static OSS websites, and templated privacy policies, make launching a new package very cheap.

- Get on the Top Free charts in low-barrier regions like Poland, Southeast Asia, and Latin America, while pulling in payments from Top Grossing in the Middle East, India, and Indonesia.

- Be clear about the risks too: this setup only works with a live backend, a host supply, and a coin-agent top-up system. A small team can't copy it on product strength alone.

### 8. Uncertain

- There is no direct evidence of specific ad channels: our Meta and TikTok ad libraries don't list it, and we didn't check the Google Ads Transparency Center.

- Revenue scale is unverified (chart rank only shows that payments happen).

- The company behind the matrix is unverified. Alibaba Cloud OSS only reveals the tech stack, not which company it is.

- Retention is unknown.

- In 2023 there was also a Philippine app named "Suka: Make friends fun" (listed on Softonic, with promo videos on TikTok 2023 years ago). Whether it's related to this one is unverified.

### Sources

- Google Play library (agent-im server DuckDB): app_profile / app_day / app_day_ext (AppstoreSpy estimates) / chart_rank / app, pulled for 2026-11-06

- metaads and tiktokads libraries: no matching records, 2026-11-06

- Google Play store page [play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.suka.blog.and](https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.suka.blog.and) (scraped 2026-11-06)

- Official site [www.suka.blog/](https://www.suka.blog/), privacy policy [www.suka.blog/service/sukaPrivacyPolicy.html](https://www.suka.blog/service/sukaPrivacyPolicy.html)

- Sibling-app sites lavo.run, yoko.blog, mego.pet, koko.email (checked via response headers)

- AppBrain developer page (search snippet) [www.appbrain.com/dev/M+Yasin/](https://www.appbrain.com/dev/M+Yasin/)

- Appfigures Poland social chart (search snippet) [appfigures.com/top-apps/google-play/poland/social](https://appfigures.com/top-apps/google-play/poland/social)

- YouTube [www.youtube.com/watch?v=wXe_xVK_3mI](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wXe_xVK_3mI) and [www.youtube.com/watch?v=FGlC3-BbNFI](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FGlC3-BbNFI)

- TikHub TikTok search, x-radar (no relevant results)

This article was written by AI from public data and the data we collect daily. Numbers are sourced, and inferences are labeled.