Cheez introduces a wide range of interactive features and a revenue model for creators

LA based Live.me Inc., the developer behind leading live broadcasting video platform Live.me, recently announced the launch of Cheez, a new social video app for creating, sharing, and discovering short videos up to 17 seconds long.

The app includes fun and unique functions like Dance Off, a game-like feature which displays a scrolling set of dance moves for users to replicate. The app then uses the front facing camera and image sensing technology to detect how well a user performs. Cheez also features hashtag challenges and group “Battles” throughout the main feed for people to vote on questions and then create videos to support their side.

Cheez offers endless creative possibilities with a huge selection of live filters, voice changers, stickers and music, while its intuitive Editing Tools let users trim, cut, merge and adjust playback speed with ease. All of the editing tools are easy to pick up for first time creators, but powerful enough to create the next viral hit.

Coming soon, Cheez will add a virtual gifting system similar to Live.me, which will allow users to directly monetize their short videos. Live.me has set the standard for virtual gifting in the U.S., processing more than $6 million in payments to broadcasters in just 18 months. Cheez will bring that new revenue opportunity to a community that has been craving a more direct source of compensation for their creative works.

Cheez is also about discovering and viewing a variety of videos ranging from funny to sentimental, and everything inbetween. Cheez’s video discovery functionality is powered by a deep learning algorithm that becomes personalized over time.