Professional Profile Request
A regular user starts the creator-registration flow from settings to apply for professional status and unlock the process for creator monetization.
Primocys structured Pudym as a creator monetization platform where audiences follow creators, access subscriber-only content, support campaigns, join live streams, and message creators—backed by subscriptions, live gifts, creator wallets, web Studio, and admin controls.
Pudym separates users who consume and support content, approved creators who publish and monetize, and staff who manage operations. Its social platform combines subscriptions, direct support, campaigns and other creator-revenue paths.
Users follow creators, browse Feed, Clips and Channel content, like, comment, share, watch live streams, subscribe, support campaigns and message creators.
Approved creators publish public or subscriber-only content, launch campaigns, go live, receive support and manage earnings through creator tools.
Staff handle creator approvals, fees, moderation, withdrawals, reporting, communication and critical-action logs through an admin panel.
Multiple revenue paths run side by side — subscriptions, one-time support, campaign contributions and live gifts — settled into creator wallets with transparent payout tracking.
Pudym connects content discovery, creator subscriptions, support, campaigns and live interactions in one platform. Creators get monetization tools and wallets, while staff manage payments, approvals and platform operations through controlled workflows.
The Pudym scope brought together a creator-focused mobile experience, monetization workflows, creator tools, and operational systems—from Flutter application development and backend services to payments, wallets, content access, and admin controls.
Cross-platform experience for content discovery, creator profiles, subscriptions, support, live streams, messaging, and wallet activity.
A dedicated workspace for earnings, video uploads, content management, campaigns, Support Plans, wallet activity, and withdrawals.
Subscriptions, one-time support, campaigns, Gifts, payment methods, platform fees, and transaction-state handling.
Earnings by source, available balances, payout details, withdrawal requests, and financial status visibility for creators.
Feed, Clips, Channel, subscriber-only content, live streaming, messaging, supporter interactions, and content visibility rules.
Shared business logic for roles, creator approval, fees, moderation, reporting, referrals, withdrawals, audit logs, and remote controls.
Creator status is not automatic. Pudym separates ordinary user accounts from professional creator profiles and introduces an approval flow for identity, payout information and intended platform use before creator monetization becomes available.
A regular user starts the creator-registration flow from settings to apply for professional status and unlock the process for creator monetization.
The flow collects personal identification and either individual CPF/Pix or company CNPJ/company Pix details to support creator verification and payouts.
Applications move through Under Review, Pending, Approved or Rejected states, with clear explanatory messages when staff require changes or further details.
The architecture separates creators, payers, transaction types and staff permissions for sensitive changes. This keeps social engagement independent from financial workflows and administrative state.
Regular users, professional creators, creator-team members and multiple staff roles each receive only the actions appropriate to their responsibilities.
Subscriptions, profile support, post support, campaign support and live/Gift support remain identifiable as separate earning sources.
Sensitive actions such as creator approval, fee changes, Pix changes, withdrawals, deactivation and staff-role changes are designed to produce auditable records.
Pudym brings content discovery, creator subscriptions, direct support, campaigns, live engagement, and creator earnings into one connected platform. Its features are designed to help creators build audiences, monetize their work, and manage their creator business.
Discover and engage with creator content through Feed, including text, photos, short-form videos, long-form content, and campaign posts.
Give creators dedicated profiles and Channels to publish content, build their audience, share updates, and organize deeper creator experiences.
Support public and subscriber-only content with access rules that let creators offer exclusive posts and experiences to paying subscribers.
Let creators configure Support Plans with pricing, names, benefits, and descriptions to build recurring revenue from their audience.
Enable one-time creator support, goal-based campaigns, and virtual Gifts that give audiences multiple ways to contribute beyond subscriptions.
Support live creator interactions with streaming experiences, audience participation, messaging, and real-time engagement around content.
Provide creators with earnings visibility, source-wise income history, available balances, payment details, and withdrawal workflows.
Manage content, video uploads, campaigns, Support Plans, earnings, wallet activity, and creator operations through a dedicated web workspace.
Support creator verification, moderation, payment oversight, fee management, withdrawal review, reporting, and role-based administrative operations.
Pudym adds direct communication and real-time creator interaction so monetization is connected to an ongoing community relationship rather than isolated transactions.
Creators can go live while viewers watch, comment and send standard support or highlighted Gifts.
Users and creators can chat directly, while creators can separate all conversations from subscriber conversations.
Creators can send announcements to subscribers, non-subscriber followers or everyone.
Users who subscribe or support a creator receive a badge visible in relevant comments and creator chat.
Creators can bring team members into day-to-day content and community work while keeping sensitive payout and financial actions restricted to the creator account.
Explore Pudym’s mobile UI for content discovery, creator profiles, subscriptions, supporter interactions, live engagement, and personalized user experiences.
The mobile app handles everyday community activity, while the web Studio gives creators a better environment for heavier operational tasks and the Admin Panel gives staff role-specific control over the marketplace.
The source specification explicitly defines Flutter for the primary mobile application, a web Studio for creators and an Admin Panel for staff. Backend services support shared business logic across these product surfaces.
Pudym requires an audit record when staff changes sensitive creator, payout, withdrawal, account or staff-role information. The log captures who performed the action, when it happened, which record was affected and what changed.
Approval, rejection, Pending status, deactivation and reactivation are logged.
Individual fee changes, Pix changes and withdrawal-state changes generate audit records.
Staff role changes are logged and the Admin interface can search critical actions by period, type or user.
Because the supplied product specification does not provide public launch, download, retention or revenue data, this case study focuses on the product scope and engineering outcome instead of presenting unsupported performance claims.
Recurring plans, direct support, campaigns and live/post Gifts share one creator-wallet model.
Public and subscriber-only content can coexist across the creator experience.
Creator Studio, team permissions, wallet and referral tools support ongoing creator work.
Role-based administration, withdrawal states, moderation and critical-action logs support platform operations.
Covers what Pudym is, how creator monetization, subscriptions, wallets, live streaming and admin controls work, and what businesses should consider when planning a similar creator platform.
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