Decentralized media lending that mirrors your physical rights.
Lend a movie to a friend like handing over a DVD — one borrower at a time,
enforced by code, not corporations. No subscriptions. No takedowns. You own your content.
Anonymous. No email. No password. Just a passkey.
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You're in.
This is your wallet address. Share it with anyone who wants to lend you content.
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First Sale, Digitized
You bought it, you own it. Lend your media just like a physical disc. One borrower at a time, time-limited, automatic return.
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Encrypted Everywhere
Content is AES-256 encrypted at rest, in transit, and decrypted only in WASM memory. No plaintext copy ever exists. Not on a server. Not on disk.
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No Middleman
No streaming service. No central server. IPFS stores the content. Ethereum enforces the rules. Lit Protocol gates the keys. You're the only authority.
How it works
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Owner tokenizes a movie
The video is split into encrypted segments, uploaded to IPFS, and registered on Ethereum. A token represents ownership.
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Owner lends to a friend
One command: lend to a wallet address for a set duration. The owner is locked out — just like handing over a DVD.
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Friend streams in the browser
No app to install. Open a link, your wallet proves access, and the movie streams with per-segment decryption in WASM.
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Automatic return
When the lending period expires, access reverts to the owner. The friend can also return early. Provenance is recorded on-chain forever.
Is this legal?
Yes. The First Sale Doctrine (17 U.S.C. 109) gives you the right to lend media you own.
Notflix enforces stricter constraints than physical lending — one borrower, time-limited,
no copies created, encrypted at rest. This is code exercising your existing rights, not
circumventing anyone else's.