Find your leaks
before your fans do.
they cut it to seven seconds. we found it in six.▌
You do not have to upload anything. A small free app reads your video on your own computer and sends us only the maths. Then we find every place any piece of it shows up, down to a six or seven second clip, and show you exactly which seconds appear where.
Six to seven seconds is all we need.
"67" is not a lucky number, it is the spec. The shortest piece of your video we can still reliably recognise is about six to seven seconds, when the sound survives, which is most re-uploads, because almost nobody bothers replacing the audio. From the picture alone we need about fifteen.
Thieves chop your video into small clips so it cannot be traced. Six seconds is too short to hide in. Steal less than that and there is barely anything left to watch anyway.
that is the whole name.
Everyone else searches names. We match the video.
Most of the competition is a search bar. It looks up a stage name or a title, which a leaker changes in ten seconds. Some bolt on face recognition, which works right up until the face is cropped, blurred, turned away or simply not in shot, and which needs you to hand your face to a database first. That is not detection. We match the actual picture and sound of your video. That is what finds the copies none of them can.
Then don't upload a thing.
"Hand your private video to a stranger" is a lot to ask, particularly when the problem you are trying to solve is your video reaching strangers. So we removed the ask. Run our little app on your own computer. Your video never leaves. What comes back to us is a small pile of numbers describing how it looks and sounds, and those are no use to anyone without the rest of what we have read.
you do not have to believe us. open your firewall and watch.
Saying "we never store your video" is a promise you have to take on faith. Building it so the video cannot cross the network is a property, and someone technical can watch it happen with their own eyes. We built the second one. If you are not that person, the browser option searches one video and deletes it afterwards.
How a leak check works.
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You give us the maths, not the video.
Run our little app on your own computer, or upload if you would rather. Either way we learn what your video looks and sounds like without keeping the video. The file itself never has to leave your machine.
- 02
We read the big video sites, constantly.
Every video we can reach gets read the same way, picture and sound, and added to the pile we search against. That pile is the whole product.
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We line your video up against it, second by second.
Not "is this the same file." Which seconds of your video appear at which seconds of theirs, even cut down, flipped, re-encoded, sped up, or buried inside somebody else’s compilation.
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You get the list. You decide what to do.
Every match with the site, the timestamp, how sure we are, and what we saw. We are the search engine, not the police.
We tell you exactly where we looked.
"No results found" is not the same as "no leaks exist." An empty result against a list of sites nobody stated is a lie by omission. So every check tells you what it ran against: which sites, how many videos, how fresh.
If we did not search a site, we say so. Anyone can find a copy on a top ten site by searching a title. What we are for is the long tail you have never heard of.
Free is genuinely free.
One video, one search, the full list of matches, no card and no account. It does not expire and it does not hold your results back behind a payment. If that is all you ever need from us, good.
The paid plans are for people with a catalogue who want the same search run again every week or every day without having to remember. That is the entire difference between them.
The five people ask first.
Do I have to upload my video?
No. Run a small free app on your own computer and it sends us only numbers describing how the video looks and sounds. The file stays with you. If you would rather not install anything, drop one video in the browser and we delete it after the search.
What if someone else filmed it, so I do not own the copyright?
You can still get it taken down. Large platforms run a separate report path for private content shared without consent, and it does not ask about copyright. It asks whether you are the person in it and whether you agreed to it being posted.
How short a clip can you find?
About six or seven seconds when the original sound survives, which covers most re-uploads. About fifteen seconds from the picture alone. Below about five seconds nothing can honestly claim to find it, including us.
What if you find nothing?
We tell you exactly which sites we searched and when we last read them. Nothing found across a stated list of sites is real information. It is not proof that nothing exists anywhere, and we will not let it look like one.
Will you get it taken down for me?
No. We find the copies and hand you the links, the fastest route for each site, and the wording to use. Filing is yours to do, or a lawyer’s. We are a search tool, not an agency.