Ship video that refuses to be copied
- encrypted
- vpn_key
- shield
- timer
- fingerprint
- videocam
- speed
- hub
- lock_clock
- play_circle
- dns
- verified_user
- graphic_eq
- badge
- block
- monitoring
- movie
- sensors
- policy
- screen_record
- data_object
- cast
Nothing in your storage has an address. Every request is fetched through a URL signed for one video, one session and one short window, and the player is handed a fresh signature long before the old one runs out. A copied link is dead before it can be pasted, and dead immediately in another browser, on another address.
A rate limit asks how fast. Pacing asks how far ahead of real time — and that is the question that separates a viewer from a downloader. Veylcast counts the distinct segments a session has taken and refuses to let it run further ahead of the clock than watching would. Rewatching, seeking back and quality switches stay free. A one-hour film now takes an hour to steal.
No web page can stop a camera pointed at a screen. So every frame carries the viewer's name, address, the time and a short session id, drifting to a new position every seven seconds so it cannot be cropped away. A leaked recording resolves to one account, one session and one IP in the console.
Built for anyone whose video is the product
Veylcast is built for the hour after you press publish. One purchase, one live session, one named viewer — whether you sell a single course, license a back catalogue, or hand compliance footage to ten thousand employees.
