Built by an agency owner, for agency owners
One clip in. Up to twenty-five out, each one far enough from the original that nothing ties them together.
You have one good clip and thirty accounts to feed. Post the same file everywhere and it gets tied together. Pay an editor to hand-cut thirty versions and you've burned a day. This does it in a couple of minutes.
Telegram for anything small, the web page for files up to 500MB. Same engine behind both.
Its own crop, rotation, speed, grade and timing. Seeded, so any run can be reproduced exactly.
Named like a camera roll, metadata stripped, with a manifest of what changed in each file.
Platforms don't compare files. They shrink each frame to an 8×8 grid, run a cosine transform, and compare that fingerprint. It's built to survive re-encoding, colour shifts and noise — which is exactly what most spoofers sell you. We measured every transform against it. Distance is in bits out of 64; twelve is roughly where matching stops being confident.
Filters, grain and metadata scrubbing sit at zero. They're thrown away before the comparison even happens — the downscale that makes fingerprinting robust is the same step that discards them. Only geometry survives, which means the changes that work are the ones you can see. We'd rather tell you that than sell you a slider that does nothing.
Each preset is a deal between how safe the file is and how much frame you keep. Measured, not claimed.
Visible variety across a handful of accounts. Won't beat a duplicate check, and we won't pretend it will.
Clear of the threshold on geometry alone. Shoot with headroom and you'll never notice the crop.
For wide spreads. Add the flip and it climbs to 27, the strongest result we can measure.
Output is standard H.264 in an mp4 container at the source resolution, so anywhere that takes a phone video takes these. The duplicate matching it's built against is the frame-level kind, which is what short-form platforms run.
Audio fingerprinting is a separate system from visual matching. The engine pitch-shifts the audio track, but we haven't measured that the way we've measured the picture, so we're not going to claim a number for it.
Make an account and spoof two clips a month for nothing, no card. When two a month stops being enough, Pro takes the ceiling off.
One clip spoofed counts as one, however many variants you pull from it. The count resets on the 1st.
I was paying an editor to make the same clip five different ways, then watching half of them get flagged anyway. So I measured what actually moves a fingerprint, threw out everything that didn't, and built the thing I wanted to buy.
Oli — founder, Veyro