Ingestion
- Direct upload ingestion.
- Resumable upload ingestion.
- URL-based ingestion.
- Cloud-storage ingestion.
Placeholder quote: our teams finally work from one content record instead of stitching spreadsheets, drives, and delivery tools together every week.
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The problem
Media work fragments across disconnected tools.
Libraries grow faster than the systems around them. Teams stitch together ingestion, processing, delivery, and audience tooling, then spend their time maintaining the seams instead of the work.
Handoffs between systems
Content moves through separate tools, each with its own conventions, so context is re-created at every step.
Partial visibility
Operational state lives in different places, which makes it hard to see where a piece of content actually is.
Duplicated effort
The same metadata, permissions, and delivery rules are rebuilt for each surface rather than defined once.
The lifecycle
One lifecycle, from ingest to audience.
The capabilities below are drawn from the verified capability record. Each stage hands off to the next inside the same platform.
AI-assisted processing
- AI-assisted transcription.
- AI-assisted content tagging.
- AI-assisted scene detection.
- AI-assisted moderation.
Delivery and syndication
- HLS streaming delivery.
- Direct delivery.
- MRSS syndication.
Viewer identity
- Viewer authentication.
- Viewer profiles.
Viewer experience
- Catalog browsing.
- Authenticated playback.
- Favorites.
- Watchlists.
- Watch progress.
Developer surface
- Publisher Feed APIs.
- Media-lifecycle webhooks.
- iOS and Android integration guidance.
Connected platform
Narratives that run end to end.
Content operations
Bring material into one place through direct, resumable, URL, and cloud-storage ingestion, then let AI-assisted processing prepare it for use.
Audience experience
Viewer identity and viewer experience capabilities share the same foundation as the library, so browsing, playback, and progress stay consistent.
Delivery and syndication
HLS streaming, direct delivery, and MRSS syndication publish from the same catalog rather than from parallel copies of it.
Developer extensibility
Publisher Feed APIs and media-lifecycle webhooks let your systems observe and extend the platform instead of working around it.
For your teams
What a connected foundation makes possible.
Directional positioning for evaluation conversations, not measured results.
- Operations leaders
- Fewer systems to reconcile, and a single lifecycle to reason about when work needs to move.
- Product leaders
- Viewer-facing experiences built on shared identity and catalog capabilities rather than bespoke glue.
- Engineering leaders
- Documented feed APIs and lifecycle webhooks to integrate with, in place of one-off exports.
Product evidence
See the platform in context.
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For developers
Built to be integrated with.
The developer surface is documented and versioned. Start with the published documentation, then wire your systems to the feed APIs and lifecycle webhooks.
Next step
Talk through your media operation with us.
A strategy demo walks through the lifecycle against your library, your delivery targets, and your integration surface.