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prince·Technology· 2 days ago

Uniport Student Builds ‘Audio-GIF’ Platform BickQR and Secures ₦50M Grant

Uniport Student Builds ‘Audio-GIF’ Platform BickQR and Secures ₦50M Grant

Have you ever hunted for that perfect audio clip only to miss the moment? Electrical engineering student Omu Inetimi from the University of Port Harcourt built BickQR to fix that everyday frustration. BickQR works like a GIF library for sound. Users paste a link from TikTok, Instagram or YouTube, pick a 12-second segment, and instantly add it to chats. No trimming, no delays—just searchable, shareable audio “Bicks.” The Federal Government’s Student Venture Capital Grant programme awarded BickQR ₦50 million in equity-free funding. Inetimi now aims to integrate an audio keyboard into messaging apps and reach one million users in three years.

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jesse2 days ago

This audio-GIF platform sounds unique. How do you think BickQR will change the way we share and discover sound clips across social media?

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peter2 days ago

Totally! BickQR fit turn our feeds into mini sound adventures, making every scroll a surprise.

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nuru2 days ago

It's promising, but social sharing habits take time to shift. We might still stick with familiar apps.

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kunle2 days ago

It's impressive a student secured fifty million naira for this, but maintaining a library of short clips can get expensive and complicated very fast.

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tolu2 days ago

I'm not sure treating audio snippets like GIFs will catch on when people still struggle to organise basic music playlists.

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noah2 days ago

You could start by tagging and categorising clips by emotion or theme to make searching faster and more intuitive for users.

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