Deliver a 200 GB grade to a client on Friday afternoon and know it arrived, played, and was approved — without a shared drive, a courier, or a transfer service that quietly trains on your footage.
Big files, uploads that survive a closed laptop
Transfers up to 1 TB per plan limit. Uploads run in parallel parts and resume where they stopped: close the lid, come back, pick the same files, continue. Recipients on Chrome or Edge stream straight to disk with no size ceiling; see the measured browser table.
Clients preview in the browser
H.264 and VP9 exports play in the download page with seeking, even in end-to-end encrypted mode: the player's range requests are mapped onto encrypted parts and decrypted on the fly. Attach a proxy to a ProRes master and mark it as its preview.
Approval, on the page
Every delivery carries an approve / request-changes button and a note back to you. The verdict and the note are encrypted to your key in E2EE mode; you get an email either way.
Your name on the page
Download pages and portals carry your studio name, colour and logo. Per-recipient links show who downloaded what, from which country, and can be revoked one at a time.
Unreleased work stays unreleased
Standard mode encrypts in transit and at rest. End-to-end mode encrypts in your browser in the open age format; Vessio holds ciphertext, sizes and addresses, nothing more. Details on the trust page.