The confidentiality problem
An internal briefing is not a public broadcast. Password and signed-link access are first-class, not an afterthought.
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Corporate & governmentStream internal communications to staff who are not in the building, with protected access and an accurate record of what was watched.
An internal briefing is not a public broadcast. Password and signed-link access are first-class, not an afterthought.
Someone has to justify the spend, and procurement wants numbers. Usage reporting is built for that, not assembled afterwards.
Staff are on different networks in different regions. A CDN-backed path matters more than a local origin.
Public, unlisted, password or signed-link, per event.
Enterprise-grade DDoS protection and a global delivery network, by default.
Delivered hours, peak concurrency and watch time, exportable as CSV.
One ingest to an internal page, YouTube, Facebook, or another RTMP or SRT target.
Aggregated analytics, truncated IPs, no third-party trackers on a watch page.
Anything not yet shipping is labelled. Nothing here is a future promise dressed as a feature.
Ingest, transcode, delivery and recording run on one of the world's largest cloud networks, not on a rack we hope stays up.
A running event keeps ingesting, delivering and recording even if this site and the whole control plane are down.
Viewing hours, not gigabytes. Better quality never costs more, and an overage never interrupts an event.
Plans and commercials are still being finalised. Tell us what your operation actually looks like and it will shape what we build.
No card, no commitment.