The untold story of KenFolios — built quietly, built differently.
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That famous quote — "Code is poetry" — used by a widely known CMS always resonated with me. As an entrepreneur who writes, builds, and communicates through systems, I’ve lived inside the creator world from both ends: the product and the publishing. Like many from the millennial generation and beyond, I’ve worked within the digital rhythm of pushing content live — posts, schedules, formats, and communities.
Back in 2010, I had launched a startup called FansFlow.com — with a vision to help internet influencers generate revenue from their presence. It was a concept ahead of its time, one that could’ve contributed to reshaping the early creator economy. But like many early ideas, it couldn’t find its wings — caught in the storm of external manipulations that plagued independent innovation.
Since then, technology has evolved rapidly — and so has the volume of creators and content. But monetization models have not kept pace. Many creators still operate within fragile, gig-hungry ecosystems — chasing reach or temporary work instead of building value and ownership.
Bookstreaming is my contribution — a prototype aimed at long-term improvement of the creator economy. It is a modern approach to online publishing in a web book format: a structured blend of blogging, vlogging, and independent storytelling — built to encourage clarity, depth, and narrative control.
In the longer run, if this model evolves meaningfully, it may inspire big tech APIs and platforms to offer deeper support and integration — helping creators retain their independence while still participating in the broader digital landscape.
This is not just a book you read — it's one you watch, listen to, and feel. Chapters will stream soon in the form of writing, videos, reels, voice notes, and visual elements. Bookstreaming is an unfolding media experience, not just a scroll.
Behind every line you read or scroll through lies a stack of code, caffeine, clarity, and chaos. This web book blends storytelling with systems — powered by a range of tools and technologies. What started with just HTML, CSS, and JavaScript will grow to include data layers, content APIs, serverless integrations, and creator-first monetization methods.
This form is a quiet corner of this web book — for readers, collaborators, and curious minds. Whether it’s feedback, media participation, or ideas worth building, you’re welcome to write in.