Well-known Kyiv Programmer Max Frai Becomes Co-Owner of Playboy Ukraine
A new app and website are planned by the end of the year.
Well-known Kyiv programmer Max Frai became co-owner of "Playboy Ukraine" several days ago. Negotiations on the purchase had been going on since spring 2020. Max Frai told this in a comment to TK Media.
"We are currently developing an app and a new website, and it will be ready in about 3 months," he noted.
The programmer is in no hurry to share details: he promises to announce what will surprise users of the app closer to its release date. Part of it will be paid.
Asked why he chose a stake specifically in "Playboy Ukraine," Max Frai answers briefly: it is a globally recognized brand with great opportunities.
Max Frai
programmerWe definitely won't limit the magazine to online. We plan to cooperate with casinos and gaming halls in the Playboy Partner format. We also intend to develop themed parties in this direction, with Bunny girls and other iconic elements.
The Playboy Ukraine magazine itself will continue to be published in print (unlike the American version, which has remained digital only), but full issues will also be available on the website for an additional fee.
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