Point it at your files.
They just play.

A planned managed MKV/WebM player you could drop onto any site. Connect your S3 bucket and videos can stream in the browser — no re-encoding on the common path, nothing to deploy. When a track can't play, the service will transcode it once, store it, and make future playback faster.

Bring your own storage · planned white-label embed · metered
// what you get

The pain of “it won’t play” — gone.

The same in-browser Matroska engine, combined with a planned service layer that can handle tracks a browser can't — once — and keep optimized versions ready.

Transcode once, then instant

Tracks the browser can’t decode are transcoded server-side a single time and cached. You pay the CPU once — not on every view.

Bring your own S3

Connect an S3-compatible bucket as the source of your originals and the store for transcoded tracks. Your media stays in your storage — we hold nothing you don’t point us at.

Zero-cost happy path

Browser-decodable tracks still remux to fMP4 client-side — no server transcoding, no second copy. The expensive path only runs when it truly has to.

Subtitles & tracks intact

ASS/SSA rendered with libass, switchable audio, multiple subtitle tracks — the full player experience, hosted.

Drop-in & white-label

One embed snippet. White-label, domain-gated, and metered — nothing to deploy or maintain.

Stream, don’t copy

Playback byte-ranges straight from your bucket. No giant uploads, no duplicate library to keep in sync.

// how it works

Four steps, then forget about it.

  • Connect your bucketPoint the service at your S3 (or S3-compatible) storage. Read access to your originals, write access for the cache.
  • Embed the playerDrop the white-label snippet onto your site or app.
  • First play sorts the tracksBrowser-decodable tracks remux in the viewer’s browser. Anything unplayable is queued for a one-time server transcode.
  • Cached & instantThe transcoded track is written back to your bucket. From then on it plays immediately, for everyone.
// early access

Be first in line.

The hosted player is planned and will open in batches.

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