AES-128 encrypted playback, on by default

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Upload, transcode, and stream secure adaptive video from your own platform. AES-128 encryption, a per-viewer watermark, instant embeds, auto captions: minutes to integrate.

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AES-128: encrypted playback, every stream

Adaptive HLS: renditions that match the viewer's connection

Auto captions: language auto-detected on every upload

Developer API: upload, list, and embed from your own backend

Built for security-conscious video products

The parts of a video platform that are easy to underestimate, handled by default.

Security and anti-piracy

Deterrence built into every stream

Every playback session is encrypted, watermarked, and monitored: casual copying and account sharing both leave a trace and both hit a limit.

AES-128 encrypted segments, tokenized manifests and keys
Per-viewer watermark overlay on every playback
Per-plan concurrent device limits, oldest session revoked automatically
Suspicious IP and capture events reported to the admin dashboard

Developer API

A small, predictable REST API

Upload, list, and manage videos from your own backend, mint short-lived playback tokens, and embed the player anywhere.

Bearer API keys scoped to a workspace
Upload, list, folder, and playback-token endpoints
Webhooks and a security-events endpoint for native apps
Docs and an embeddable player at /docs

upload.ts

// Upload a video from your own backend
const res = await fetch("https://api.vdox.dev/v1/videos", {
  method: "POST",
  headers: { Authorization: "Bearer " + apiKey },
  body: form,
});
const video = await res.json();▍

Transcoding and captions

Adaptive streaming, captioned automatically

Every upload is packaged into multiple renditions and transcribed automatically, so playback adjusts to the connection and viewers get captions with no extra work.

Multi-rendition adaptive HLS, from mobile data to fiber
Automatic transcription with language auto-detection
Ready-to-embed output, no manual encoding profiles to manage

Mobile security

Locked down on every device

Native iOS and Android apps get the same encrypted delivery and server-side enforcement as the web player, hardened further by the device and OS checks in the mobile integration guide.

Encrypted HLS with short-lived keys, playback tokens stored in iOS Keychain and Android Keystore
Offline downloads are stored encrypted, never as a plain MP4 file
Playback blocked on jailbroken iOS and rooted Android devices
Screen-capture protection: FLAG_SECURE on Android, capture detection on iOS
Per-plan device and concurrent-stream limits, suspicious sessions revoked automatically

Read the mobile security guide

How it works

Three steps from raw file to a playable, embeddable stream.

1
Upload
Send a video from your app or the dashboard. vdoX accepts mp4, mov, mkv, webm, and m4v.
2
We transcode
The video is packaged into an adaptive, AES-128 encrypted stream with auto-generated captions.
3
Embed anywhere
Drop in the embed snippet and your video plays back through a secure, adaptive player.

Simple, workspace-based pricing

Start free. Upgrade when your workspace outgrows it.

Free

Try vdoX in production.

10 videos
5 GB source storage
AES-128 streaming

Starter

For small teams shipping a video feature.

Higher video and storage limits
Up to 3 concurrent streams per viewer
Priority transcoding

Pro

For products running video at scale.

Team workspaces
Up to 5 concurrent streams per viewer
Usage-based storage

See full pricing

Frequently asked questions

How secure is playback?

Every stream is AES-128 encrypted and served through short-lived, signed URLs: encrypted segments, tokenized manifests and keys. That stops casual copying of a video URL; it's deterrence, not hardware DRM, so a determined viewer with developer tools can still extract and decrypt it.

What video formats can I upload?

vdoX accepts mp4, mov, mkv, webm, and m4v source files and transcodes them into an adaptive stream.

What happens on the free plan when I hit a limit?

The free plan includes 10 videos and 5 GB of source storage per workspace. New uploads are blocked once either limit is reached until you remove a video or upgrade.

How do I embed a video on my site?

Every ready video has a copy-paste embed snippet: a script tag plus a small div. It plays back through a secure, adaptive player wherever you paste it.

What support is available?

The docs cover setup, uploads, embeds, and the API end to end. Reach out any time if something is unclear.

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