Small name. Big sound.
Minim is our first product: a mobile-first video platform where every video is licensed, not just streamed, so the people making the content are the ones who get paid for it.
The problem
On most video platforms, a creator's income depends on an ad-revenue formula they can't see and can't control. Views can climb while earnings barely move. It's especially hard on small and independent creators, who don't have the volume to make ad-share economics work.
Minim takes a different starting point: instead of monetising attention, it monetises access. A creator sets a price. A viewer buys a license to that specific video. The money moves directly, per video, per license, not through a pool of ad spend divided up after the fact.
How it works
A creator uploads a video and sets a price. Minim handles the processing: encoding it into multiple quality levels so it plays smoothly whatever the viewer's connection looks like.
Creator sets the best part of the video as preview. Viewers can preview before they commit. Buying unlocks a license to that video specifically, not a subscription to a catalogue, not a vague bundle.
Licensed viewers can stream on the spot or download for offline playback, with the video protected end-to-end so it can't just be lifted and reshared.
Revenue from every license goes back to the creator. Minim only takes a platform fee; the creator keeps what their content trully earns.
Under the hood
Every video is encrypted and delivered as an adaptive stream, and access is checked against an actual license record rather than a simple paywall flag. This is the same rigor you'd expect from a platform handling paid digital content, not a bolt-on shopping cart.
Built to last, not to demo
Premium content and payment-worthy video needs real security and real access control, not just a nice upload button. We have all this locked; encryption, licensing and mobile playback. The interface and anything decorative may evolve, but we already built trust into its DNA.
For creators
No thresholds, no algorithm to game, just a video, a price, and a direct line to the people who want to watch it.
For viewers
Preview before you buy, then own a license to that video; streamable or downloadable, on your terms.
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