Priyam Raj

I build software for creators.

I've been making things on the internet since I was twelve; the last decade of it is creator software, built from Bangalore. Right now that's Vid.AI, TypeVoice, moonn, TubeMagic, and logs.so. Creators have made videos with billions of views using my tools, and this page keeps the receipts.

two acquisitions · $1M+ a year · billions of views · shipping since 2011

Priyam Raj in Times Square at night
Priyam, Times Square

01Now building

All of it runs under Warplabs, my studio. Priyam Ventures, my holding company in India, sits behind it.

02The numbers

Views
Billions
Revenue
$1M+ a year
Exits
Morise.ai 2024 · Timenite 2023
Used by
Creators from Disney, CoinDCX, Sidemen, MrBeast
Audience
22K YouTube · 11K X · 5K Instagram
Studio
warplabs.co ↗

Views: combined across videos creators made with Vid.AI · top 20 highest-revenue startups on TrustMRR ↗

03The record

  1. 2026

    I launch TypeVoice. The typed application is dead; people apply by speaking. typevoice.ai ↗

  2. 2025

    Vid.AI gets ranked among the top 20 highest-revenue startups globally on TrustMRR. Across my products, I've crossed $1M+ a year in revenue. TrustMRR ↗ Ishan Sharma ↗

  3. 2024–

    I'm building Vid.AI with my co-founder Matt. Our users' videos have crossed billions of views combined, and the product got a surprise cameo in a John Oliver segment on HBO. HBO ↗

  4. Mar 2024

    My acquisition tweet ends up on a Times Square billboard.

    Morise.ai acquisition tweet on a Times Square billboard
    Times Square, New York · March 2024
  5. Jan 2024

    Morise.ai gets acquired. I'm 21, still in college.

    The acquisition moment
  6. 2023

    Timenite gets acquired by CenterPoint Gaming. I work with them for a few months, into 2024.

  7. 2022–23

    I build Morise.ai, AI software for YouTube creators, from my college room. Users from Disney, CoinDCX, Sidemen, MrBeast. It does well enough that I sponsor my own university's fest with it. Ishan Sharma ↗ the ₹1 crore story ↗

    Building Morise.ai Sponsoring the university fest
  8. 2020

    I start B.Tech CSE at BIT Mesra. The YouTube channel keeps compounding on the side: 18,000 subscribers by 2021, 22,000 today.

    Joining BIT Mesra YouTube channel near 18,000 subscribers
  9. 2019

    I build timenite.com. It goes on to pull millions of views. Also shipping iOS apps, self-taught, before engineering college can get to it.

    Building an iOS app
  10. 2016

    My first YouTube uploads, at 100 subscribers. First domain, first AdSense payout. A website could make real money. Noted.

    Uploading an early video to YouTube
  11. 2011–14

    Little films, a skateboard, and a remote-controlled airplane I built from scratch at twelve. The instinct was already there: make something, show somebody.

    The RC airplane Skateboarding era Prince of Persia on the family laptop
“Life moves pretty fast. If you don't stop and look around once in a while, you could miss it.” Ferris Bueller · quoted mid-speech at my birthday party
Talking tech on a yacht in Miami
Miami, on the water
Outside Steve Jobs' childhood home in Los Altos
Steve Jobs' childhood home · Los Altos
Walking with Matt on a trail in Fort Myers
With Matt · Fort Myers
With Matt in Mumbai
With Matt · Mumbai
Overlooking San Francisco
San Francisco
With Burt Mueller at my birthday
With Burt Mueller · my birthday, 2026
At my birthday party
My birthday party
On a boat at sea
Somewhere at sea

More on Instagram · the unabridged, comic-book version lives at /story, a memo I wrote to my future self.

05Footnotes · side quests

  1. My voice is one of the most popular Indian voices on ElevenLabs.
  2. Vid.AI got a surprise cameo in a John Oliver segment on HBO. HBO ↗