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Currently building Vlogit in public. I've grown over 210K followers across IG/TikTok in the last 9 months since starting to document my journey. Vlogit currently has 62,000 people on the waitlist, and over 1700 beta testers. Launching to the public in May 2026.

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Omar Zeineddine
Vlogit
VLOGIT

“Every day, someone in your friend group gets picked. You've got 24 hours to Vlogit all.”

Vlogit started out as a fun side project. You create private friend groups, and every day, someone is picked to vlog their day in each group.

I started posting about the idea, and it blew up. Fast. The waitlist started growing, and I grew hundreds of thousands of followers. The side project then became my full-time job, as I quit my SWE job to go all-in just 1 month in.

Vlogit is currently in its active beta phase, with over 1700 beta testers. It is launching fully to the public in May 2026.

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Beta testers1,700+
Waitlist62,000+
PlatformiOS
LaunchMay 2026
StackSwift · Firebase · Cloudflare
210K+

Followers on Instagram and TikTok. All following my journey of building Vlogit. Every feature, every pivot, every number, every setback — posted publicly.

I show everything. The good and the bad. The wins and the setbacks. The big launches and the small bug fixes. The growth and the dips. The features and the pivots. It's all there, for better or worse.

THE
FOUNDER

I graduated from UVA in May 2025 with a degree in Computer Science. Got a software engineering job right out of college and quit two months in to go all in on Vlogit.

The app had already started taking off. People were following along on social, the waitlist was growing, and staying in a job felt like the wrong bet.

I'm currently based in San Francisco, and I travel between here and New York, building the app full-time and growing my personal brand. Showing the process and life of a founder authentically is really important to me, because being a founder is not an easy path, and social media tends to hide the bad parts.

Press

“Once we got our friends to use Vlogit and enjoy it, the feeling was surreal. All of those months of grinding — it was the most rewarding part.”

UVA Today — University of Virginia

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