Entertainment software
Built for the night everyone shows up at once.
Streaming, ticketing and event platforms engineered for the peak, not the average.
What we hear
The problems that actually come up.
Launch-night collapse
Ticket sales open and the platform fails under load in the first ninety seconds.
Content piracy
Premium content is captured and redistributed within hours of release.
Payment failures at peak
Gateway timeouts during a rush leave payments taken and tickets unissued.
Rights complexity
Territory, window and device restrictions differ per title and get enforced inconsistently.
Discovery
Users can't find content, so a large catalogue produces small engagement.
What we build
Systems built for entertainment.
OTT platform
Adaptive streaming, multi-device playback and offline download.
DRM & watermarking
Widevine and FairPlay with forensic watermarking on premium titles.
Ticketing
Seat selection, queueing and inventory holds that survive a rush.
Peak-load architecture
Virtual waiting room, queue-based issuance and autoscaling.
Rights management
Territory, window and device rules enforced at playback.
Recommendations
Personalised discovery tuned to your catalogue size.
Compliance
We know your list before you send it.
We build to these requirements from the start. Retrofitting compliance costs more than designing for it.
We're engineers, not regulatory counsel — your legal team signs off. Our job is to make sure the architecture never makes compliance impossible.
- IT Rules 2021
- Content classification, age rating and grievance mechanism for OTT.
- Content licensing
- Territory and window enforcement per title.
- GST on entertainment
- Ticketing and subscription taxation.
- DPDP Act 2023
- Viewing data and consent.
Integrations
The systems you already run.
- AWS MediaConvert
- Widevine / FairPlay DRM
- Razorpay / Stripe
- CDN
- BookMyShow APIs
- Analytics platforms
Services
Most used in this sector.
Ready to deploy
Products already built for entertainment.
If one of these fits, you could be live in weeks rather than months — and we'll tell you honestly if it does.
A virtual waiting room admits users at a controlled rate, inventory is held atomically during checkout, and the whole path is load-tested at several multiples of expected peak. Without a queue, everyone hits the database simultaneously and nobody gets through.
Yes — Widevine for Android and Chrome, FairPlay for Apple, plus forensic watermarking on premium content so leaks are traceable to a session.
Idempotent payment handling and reconciliation so a timeout can't take money without issuing a ticket. We design the failure path deliberately, because at peak it's the common case.
Yes — Android TV, Fire TV and web, alongside mobile. TV platforms have their own certification and remote-control navigation requirements, which we scope separately.
Talk to us
Tell us about your entertainment project.
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