The streaming market has become saturated with numerous platforms, leading to user challenges in managing multiple subscriptions and accessing content efficiently.
Content super apps could be the next evolution of streaming platforms, providing integrated services in one interface for convenience.
Examples like WeChat and Alipay in China, as well as Kaspi in Central Asia, highlight the success of super apps in various markets.
Streaming services can adopt aspects of super apps by integrating multiple catalogs and services, enhancing user experience and value.
Amazon Prime Video's Channels feature reduced subscription cancellations by offering bundled content within a single platform.
Connected TV platforms act as super apps, aggregating content but may face conflicts of interest with streaming services.
Key elements for creating a successful product include personalized recommendations, social features, and flexible monetization options.
Localization, partnerships, and an ecosystem approach are crucial for the success of a super app platform.
Artificial intelligence, Big Data, microservices architecture, and cloud technologies are fundamental for building a successful super app.