Web & App Development
Sendio
A personal video-send platform: drop a video on the tray app and a share link lands on your clipboard, compressed, uploaded, and playable in a premium browser player. No viewer accounts, no ads, from $2/month.
The Challenge
Sending someone a video is still absurdly hard. Email caps out at 25MB. Chat apps recompress everything into mush. YouTube wraps your client walkthrough in ads and recommendations. Drive links open a clunky viewer behind a sign-in wall. And the polished link-sharing products charge per-seat subscriptions for what is, at heart, a simple job: get this video in front of that person, beautifully.
Our Solution
We built Sendio as the shortest possible path from file to link. A native Rust tray app takes a dropped video, compresses it, uploads it, and puts the share link on your clipboard. One motion, no browser, no forms. When Linux itself couldn't report a file drop on Wayland, we wrote the missing drag-and-drop support into the windowing library ourselves. On the other end, viewers get a server-rendered watch page with a premium custom player: no account, no ads, real link previews that unfurl properly in Slack and iMessage. It also ships inside Screenray, where exporting a recording drops a Sendio link straight on the clipboard.
Results
Drop a video, get a link: compressed, uploaded, and on your clipboard in one motion
Premium branded player for viewers: no accounts, no ads, links that unfurl everywhere
From $2/month for a 10 GB library: cloud sharing at the lowest price we can run it
Want something built like this?
Tell us what you're making. We'll tell you how we'd approach it. No pitch deck, no pressure.