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Distribution-grade DRM.
None of the year-long build.

Screeners, premieres, licensed catalogs and regional windows — the exact protection level licensors demand, minus the engineering quote that reads like a ransom note.

hover the film frame — every copy is marked →

SCREENER_FRAME_1042.MOV ○ — ✕
HOVER / TAP TO SCAN VIEWER #4227 — [email protected]
INVISIBLE TO VIEWERS FATAL TO LEAKERS
The licensor checklist

Their requirements. Our defaults.

Every distribution deal comes with a security questionnaire. Watch it answer itself.

These aren't enterprise add-ons or "contact sales" tiers — they're what every Wolvy media plan ships with. Forward the checklist to your licensor and skip three meetings.

Read the full spec
LICENSOR_REQUIREMENTS.CHK○ — ✕
Widevine L1 hardware DRM
Apple FairPlay for Safari & iOS
PlayReady for Windows & TVs
HDCP output protection
Forensic per-viewer watermarking
Geo & domain window control
Encrypted storage at rest

COMPLIANCE: 0/7

Screener workflow

Send screeners like evidence, not attachments.

A Vimeo link and a prayer is not a distribution strategy. Every Wolvy screener is personal, expiring and traceable.

STEP 1

One master upload

Your cut is encrypted at rest. No copies floating between inboxes.

STEP 2

Personal links

Each judge, buyer or journalist gets their own watermarked, expiring link.

STEP 3

Watch the watchers

Know who opened it, how much they watched, and from where.

IF LEAKED

Name the source

The watermark identifies the exact recipient. In minutes, not months.

Catalog control room

Regional windows without a custom backend.

Territory windows

IP rules per title honor each deal's regions and dates. When the window closes, playback closes — automatically.

Premiere mode

Concurrent-viewer scale for launch night, HDCP enforced, watch parties on your domain only.

API to your CMS

Wire encoding, licensing and delivery into your existing stack — Wolvy stays invisible to your audience.

Case file

The morning a clip leaked — minute by minute.

A production house sent personal, expiring screeners to festival judges. One clip still surfaced on social media. Here's the actual timeline of what happened next.

The studio's next licensing negotiation cited Wolvy's DRM stack as a checkbox, not a risk — and the judges never noticed a thing.

Set up traceable screeners
CASE #1042 ▮ CONFIDENTIAL ▮
LEAK_INVESTIGATION.LOG
  1. 09:14

    Clip from an unreleased film appears on social media.

  2. 09:16

    Frame uploaded to Wolvy's watermark decoder.

  3. 09:21

    Forensic ID recovered: ████████ — screener recipient, badge VIEWER #4227.

  4. 09:23

    Screener link revoked. Remaining judges unaffected.

  5. 09:40

    Evidence pack exported for the legal team. Case closed before lunch.

The DRM licensors expect. None of the build.