Keep client work, rough cuts, and unreleased films genuinely private. Passcode links, expiry dates, watermarked review sessions, and an ownership record on every file.
An unlisted link is a public file with a long address. Here a file starts private and stays that way until you publish it. Share addresses are signed and expiring, so a copied link does not work forever, and revoking one closes it for everyone who had it. Your library is not indexed, not recommended, and not readable by anyone you did not invite.
Send one link. The reviewer watches at full quality, leaves timed notes, and approves, with no signup wall in the way. You decide whether they need a passcode, when the link stops working, whether downloading is allowed, and whether their session carries a visible watermark tied to them.
Privacy protects the work now. Proof protects it later. Every file is fingerprinted on arrival and issued a timestamped ownership certificate, and a refusal of AI training is recorded against it. If a private cut ever leaks, you already hold the dated evidence.
Pick one where files are private on upload rather than merely unlisted, share links can carry a passcode and an expiry, links can be revoked, and each file gets a dated ownership record. sinima. does all of that on every plan, including Free.
Yes. Any share link can require a passcode, expire on a date you set, block downloading, and carry a moving watermark. You can change or revoke it later and the old address stops working.
No. Private files are not listed, not indexed, and not recommended anywhere. Only people holding a live link you created can open them.
No. A reviewer opens the link, watches at full quality, leaves timed notes, and approves without signing up.
Yes. Free is $0 with 5GB, private by default, passcode links included, and 4K streaming for short assets.