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The app

Don't just watch what's happening.

See it from the angles that were there. vyuuh brings live streams of the same moment together into one shared Event, and lets you move between the people who were actually present.

The app is in private testing. Write to us and we will tell you when a build is available for you. We do not keep a list that never moves.

Switch the view.

Illustrative. A goal goes in. One person filmed it from the sideline, another from behind the net, a third from the stand. In vyuuh those are not three clips to hunt for afterwards. They are one Event, and you move between the available viewpoints with a swipe. We have run this on our own field captures; it is not a recording of a released build.

Switch among the available viewpoints. Whoever was there and streaming is a view you can take, and only those — the app never implies an angle nobody captured.

A diagram: four camera positions around one moment, each with a cone showing the part of the scene it sees, and four frames beneath showing four different bounded views of the same moment.
Each frame is one position's bounded view of the same moment.

What you get

More of the moment, and a reason to believe it.

A better view

Take whichever of the available angles shows the thing you actually came to see. What you can switch to is whatever people there are actually streaming.

The context around the clip

One viewpoint can miss important context. When a moment travels, vyuuh lets you see what else was being filmed at the same time.

A mark that means something

Two or more independent viewpoints, together with a convergence signal or overlapping fields from co-located cameras, mark an Event Sealed. Proven is a separate finding on the record, and corroboration alone never reaches it. You see not only more of the moment, but why those viewpoints belong together.

You see the viewpoints that exist. If only one person was streaming, that is what an Event contains, and the app says so. It never implies an angle that nobody captured.

The proof marks

Formed, Sealed, Proven.

A mark tells you which of three states an Event has reached. These are not degrees of enthusiasm. They are different findings, and the app shows the one that has actually been reached.

Formed

Viewpoints have been gathered into one Event. Witness count alone stays Formed — several cameras being grouped together is not yet evidence about where they were.

Sealed

Real partial evidence: at least two independent witnesses together with a convergence signal, or corroboration from co-located cameras whose fields overlap.

Proven

The Event met the verification criteria on the record. Corroboration never reaches Proven — overlapping fields are evidence, and they are not this.

Grouping alone is never Proven. An Event can be Formed and go no further, and the mark says so. Tap one to enter the Event Room and see the viewpoints it holds.

These definitions are taken from the app's own proof-state rule (EventSealState), not written for this page. The seal you see on a moment and the words here resolve from the same predicate.

Let’s start with one event

A different perspective.
A practical first step.

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