Your work is out there.
Know everything
that happens to it.
Who is copying it, who is pretending to be you, and what everyone thinks about it — answered from a single crawl.
Not a takedown tool with a dashboard bolted on. One intelligence layer over the whole surface of your IP: detection, enforcement, impersonation and likeness defence, per-platform sentiment, and reputation threats — same sweep, same evidence, same console.
- capabilities
- 5capabilitieson one crawl
- surfaces swept
- 5surfaces swepton every scan
- notice types
- 4notice typesdrafted and filed
The platform
Five jobs your teams buy separately. One crawl underneath all of them.
The expensive part is the fetch — finding the page and getting past the anti-bot wall. Once it is in hand, asking whether it hosts your film, impersonates you, and how the comments underneath feel are three cheap questions against one expensive answer. A stack of separate vendors pays for that fetch three times and still cannot line the results up on one timeline.
Piracy detection
Find the copy
Frame, image and audio fingerprints across five surfaces. Re-encodes, crops, mirrors and partial clips resolve back to the original.
Takedown enforcement
Get it removed
DMCA, trademark, impersonation and likeness notices drafted per platform, filed under our sender identity, rechecked until provably gone.
Impersonation & likeness
Defend the person
Fake accounts, fraudulent support pages, and unauthorized use of a name, image, voice or likeness — including synthetic media.
Sentiment intelligence
Read the room
Aspect-level reception scored per platform, off pages the crawl already fetched. What is praised, what is criticised, and where.
Reputation threats
See it early
Impersonation, likeness misuse and pre-release leaks ranked by how fast they are spreading, not by when they were found.
One console
Two different problems, two regions, one screen.
A leak does not start in one country and wait its turn, and the reaction to it does not arrive in the tool you happen to be looking at. They land here together, because they came off the same pass.
Leaked copy mirrored to four private channels overnight
Frame + audio match · filed under our sender identity
South Asia
How is “Dhurandar” tracking ahead of release?
Dhurandar is generating strong pre-release buzz. Telangana and Andhra Pradesh lead engagement; the trailer’s action sequences and BGM are the top praise drivers.
Product preview · wording illustrative
Reception outside India climbing — runtime the only open question
Aspect-level, off pages the piracy sweep already fetched
Europe
Detection & proof
A copy does not have to look like the original to be found.
Re-encoded, cropped, rescaled, mirrored, cut into clips, stripped of its title — a frame hash and an acoustic fingerprint survive all of it. That is what the sweep matches against, not a filename.
Video
Per-frame dHash
Adaptive stride — sparse over a two-hour film, one per second for a short clip, so a 40-second rip is still matchable.
Image
dHash
Posters, stills and logos. Doubles as a single-frame reference, which catches your poster inside somebody else's upload.
Audio
Chromaprint
Catches the mirrored or re-encoded copy where every frame hash differs but the recording is identical.
Open web
Indexed pages, file hosts, pirate domains
YouTube
Full re-uploads and partial clips
Messaging channels
Private channels and mirrors, where a leak moves fastest
Threads that aggregate links rather than host files
Social
Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, X, LinkedIn
The content-evidence gate
Keyword overlap proves nothing. Reviews, news articles and fan pages match your keywords too.
So a candidate with nothing behind it but matching words is capped below the display threshold and never shown. It is still stored and still auditable — but it does not land on a desk and it does not become a notice. The cost is that we surface fewer results than a keyword crawler. That is the point: a trusted-sender relationship is spent by every bad notice filed under it.
Enforcement
Finding a copy is the easy half. Getting it taken down is the product.
A notice built for the platform that has to act on it, delivered on the channel that platform actually reads.
Filed under our identity, not yours
Sent as the customer, a notice is handed back drafted and ready to submit. Sent under our own reporting identity, it goes out from an established trusted sender — the relationship that gets notices actioned faster, and the one an accurate filing record keeps intact.
Outcomes are checked, not assumed
Every reported URL is re-fetched every six hours. A 404, a 410 or a platform's own removal wording flips it to removed. Anything inconclusive stays open — the bias is deliberately toward counting a page as still live, because a takedown report that flatters itself is worth nothing.
Sentiment intelligence
The page that stole your film also tells you how people felt about it.
Comment threads under a re-upload, the reply chain in a private channel, the argument in a Reddit thread, the reviews on a listing page — the sweep already fetched all of it looking for evidence. Reading it is a second answer, not a second bill.
What the talk is about
IllustrativeShare of conversation, with a verdict on each slice.
- Finale & plot
- Praised30%
- Cast & performances
- Praised24%
- Music & score
- Praised15%
- Writing
- Mixed15%
- Pacing, episodes 4–7
- Criticised10%
- Off-screen & personal
- Criticised6%
Pacing is 10% of the conversation and the only part worth fixing. Averaged in with the other five, it disappears behind four good ones.
What changed today
LiveA score tells you where things stand. Only movement tells you what to do.
Negative narrative forming
2m agoA misleading clip is being reshared with a false caption. Negative mentions up sharply on X and in private channels — the underlying upload is already in the takedown queue.
Sentiment shift on lead actor
26m agoAn out-of-context interview clip is gaining traction. Negative share on X up 12 points in an hour, everywhere else flat — so it is one clip, not a turn.
Buzz spike, and it is good news
1h agoFinale conversation up 34% across YouTube and Reddit, positive-led. The renewal announcement has a window while attention is already here.
Recovered
3h agoThe casting debate has cooled — positive share back to 82%, and the three mirror uploads that were amplifying it came down this morning.
Every one of those can name the upload behind it, because the crawl that scored the reaction is the crawl that filed the notice.
Scored per platform, never blended
A thousand quote-tweets and a thousand Reddit comments are not the same signal. Each surface is read and reported on its own terms, because which one a reaction came from changes what it is worth.
Where criticism gets specific
Long-form argument — a complaint arrives with a reason attached, which is what makes it scoreable per aspect.
X
Where a narrative forms
Fast and directional. The earliest signal that a take is about to become the take.
YouTube
Where reception is sustained
Threads under reviews and reaction videos keep scoring long after launch week.
Messaging channels
Where the leak conversation lives
The same channels the piracy sweep already reads — reaction from the people consuming it.
Social
Where the mainstream lands
Instagram, TikTok, Facebook, LinkedIn — and the surface impersonation appears on first.
Press & forums
Where it gets settled
Coverage and niche forums, where an early rumour is either substantiated or dies.
Sentiment console
The headline mood is where you start. The row that disagrees with it is the product.
Season 3 opens on the number every listening tool sells: one figure, its split, and the rooms the conversation is in. Switch assets and the same read comes apart by platform — and on both of those the surface breaking the pattern is the one we are already filing takedowns against.
Series · 8 episodes
Last 14 days · all surfaces
Swept 14,283 sources across social, forums, news and video. Here is the mood, and where the conversation is happening.
Reddit · r/television
4.2k comments · finale debate
X · trending
#Mirzapur · 22k posts
S3 finally gave Golu the arc she deserved. That last 20 minutes was worth the three-year wait.
Great performances, but the middle four episodes really dragged. Could have been a six-episode season.
The Kaleen bhaiya vs Guddu cold war is the best written rivalry on Indian TV right now. No debate.
Why is every S3 episode already floating around before it airs? Paying subscribers get treated like fools.
Waiting three years for a cliffhanger ending again. S4 better not take until 2029.
Product preview · posts illustrative
Reputation threats
Not everything that damages you is a copy of something you made.
A synthetic video of your lead actor, a support account collecting card details under your logo, an unreleased track in a fan thread — none of these are piracy, all of them are your problem, and all of them surface on the same pass.
Synthetic or manipulated media using a face or voice
Answered with a right-of-publicity notice covering name, image, likeness and voice.
Accounts posing as the brand, the talent or the support desk
Verification asks whether this is posing as you or is a fan page, a news account, or your own verified profile — before anything is filed.
Pre-release material surfacing before the drop
Hourly rescans exist for this window. Ranked by spread rather than by discovery time.
All three are ranked by spread rather than by timestamp. A three-day-old fake account with two hundred followers is not the emergency a six-hour-old one with two hundred thousand is, and a queue sorted by discovery time buries the second under the first — so the thing at the top of the list is the thing still getting worse.
Before it spreads. Before it sticks.
One crawl. Every answer.
Bring one title, one mark or one name. We will fingerprint it, sweep five surfaces, and come back with the copies we can actually prove, the notices drafted for each platform, the impersonations and likeness misuse we found on the way, and how the whole thing is landing — on one timeline, from one pass.
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