Platform

The demand console.

Every title, every market, every window, in one workspace. This is the console your team logs into; the frames below are the same pages, animated with illustrative numbers.

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Rankings

Who leads, in one table.

Every title, studio, network and franchise ranked by measured demand. Filter to a market or a genre and the table re-ranks in place.

Top charts
The most-watched titles, ranked. Filter by market, genre, studio, format and quality.
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Studio leaderboard
Demand volume and share, ranked across every studio.
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Network benchmark
Per-title demand benchmarked across networks and platforms.
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Franchise demand
Cumulative demand across every instalment of a franchise.
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Top charts

Last 30 daysIllustrative sample

MarketWorldwideBrazilDemand, watchers

1Obsession2026 · Tea Shop Productions339K
2Avatar: The Last Airbender2024 · Nickelodeon Productions332K
3The Sheep Detectives2026 · Working Title Films332K
4Game of Thrones2011 · Revolution Sun Studios329K
5Midsomer Murders1997 · Bentley Productions323K
6Shameless2011 · John Wells Productions316K
7Backrooms2026 · Atomic Monster313K
8Law & Order1990 · Wolf Entertainment312K

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Studio leaderboard

Last 30 daysIllustrative sample

Share of demand, studios7 of 108

1Warner Bros. Television1.7M5.0%
2Universal Television1.3M3.9%
3Wolf Entertainment1.1M3.2%
4Pixar1.1M3.1%
5Sony Pictures Television999K2.9%
6ABC Studios778K2.3%
720th Century Fox Television610K1.8%

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Trends and timing

What is moving, and when it moves.

Twelve-month risers and fallers, hours from release to mass demand, and the hour-by-hour shape of a week. The clock on every release.

Momentum movers
The biggest twelve-month risers and fallers in demand.
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Genre trends
Each genre’s share of demand over the last twelve months.
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Genre profile
Risk, leak speed and source quality, genre by genre.
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Genre by country
Which genres over-index in which markets.
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Velocity
Hours from release to mass demand, title by title.
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Release window
Window length and source escalation against demand volume.
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Seasonality
Demand by month, weekday and hour of day.
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Release era
Demand by release decade, and how fast a title decays after release.
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Momentum movers

Last 30 daysAll sourcesIllustrative sample

Twelve-month change in demandRisers and fallers

Suits312K watchers+184%
The Rookie312K watchers+121%
Teach You a Lesson312K watchers+67%
The Mandalorian and Grogu311K watchers+42%
Vikings307K watchers-28%
Sesame Street304K watchers-46%

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Velocity

Last 30 daysIllustrative sample

Hours from release to mass demandFastest first

0h6h12h18h24h

The Sheep Detectives2h
Game of Thrones2h
Shameless2h
Backrooms2h
Teach You a Lesson2h
Vikings2h
Grey's Anatomy2h

Red: under six hours. Amber: under twelve. Green: the window held for a day or more.

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Markets

Where the demand is.

A hundred and ninety-five markets, each counted on its own. Find the territory with a proven audience and no licensed offer.

Global map
A world map of where your catalogue is in demand, market by market.
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Demand gap
High demand and low licensed availability, ranked as addressable demand.
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Language and origin
Demand by original language and origin: English, anime, K-content and more.
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Global map

Last 30 daysIllustrative sample

Top markets, share of demand

US18%
IN11%
BR10%
GB5%
ID5%
RU5%

195 markets in the console; 25 shown.

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Demand gap

Last 30 daysIllustrative sample

Low licensed availability in marketHigh

High demand, no deal

Obsession2026
Game of Thrones2011
Shameless2011

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Compare

Side by side.

Acclaim against demand, film against series, genre against genre. The comparisons that settle an argument in a room.

Acclaim vs demand
Does acclaim drive demand? Ratings and votes against measured demand.
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Movie vs TV
Film against series, and new against catalogue, as a share of demand.
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Acclaim vs demand

Last 30 daysIllustrative sample

Low critical ratingHigh

High demand, no deal

Obsession2026
Game of Thrones2011
Shameless2011

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Movie vs TV

Last 30 daysAll sourcesIllustrative sample

Series80.0%28M
Film20.0%6.9M

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Risk

What to act on.

A risk score per title, the source stage every copy came from, and a queue ranked by impact so enforcement effort goes where the volume is.

Risk score
A composite 0 to 100 risk score for every title.
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Source leak intel
Where the copies come from: CAM, screener or WEB-DL, per title.
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Quality and resolution
Resolution spread and source quality across the catalogue.
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Takedown queue
Impact-ranked targets for enforcement effort.
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Risk score

Last 30 daysIllustrative sample

Titles by risk band

Critical71
High69
Medium0
Low0

Score blends demand, velocity, source stage and spread across markets.

Highest risk right now

Game of ThronesWEB-DL98
Midsomer MurdersWEB-DL98
BackroomsBDRip98
Law & OrderWEB-DL98
The Super Mario Galaxy MovieBDRip98

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Source leak intel

Last 30 daysIllustrative sample

One title, days from theatrical release. Share of demand by source stage.

CAM9%Day 1, cinema capture
Screener27%Day 19, awards screener
WEB-DL64%Day 45, digital release

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Reports

Take it with you.

A monthly report ready for the board, and a search over the full time series of every title in the catalogue.

Monthly report
A packaged monthly report, ready for the board.
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Archive search
Full time-series search across every title.
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Monthly report

August 2026Illustrative sample

Demand, watchers

4.8M

+6.2%

Titles with demand

1,284

+41

Top market

18% share

Unmet demand

612K

31 titles

Demand, trailing twelve months

SepOctNovDecJanFebMarAprMayJunJulAug

12 pages: rankings, markets, windows, risk, unmet demandDownload PDF

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Live

As it happens.

Demand as it arrives, title by title, refreshed continuously. What is moving right now, before the daily numbers settle.

Live view
Demand as it arrives, title by title.
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Live view

On airIllustrative sample

Arrivals, newest first

ObsessionGB+764
Avatar: The Last AirbenderMX+661
The Sheep DetectivesUS+776
Game of ThronesUS+135
Midsomer MurdersDE+644
ShamelessDE+98
BackroomsDE+694

Last two hours, top four titles

18.4K

watchers in the last hour

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Catalogue

Every title, studio, network, market and genre has a page.

The modules answer a question across the catalogue. The catalogue pages answer it for one thing: this title, this market, this studio.

Titles

Every film and series with demand, each with its own page: markets, history, source stage and risk.

Time range

Studios

Every studio in the catalogue, with the demand its titles carry.

Time range

Networks

Networks and platforms, with the demand across their slate.

Time range

Markets

A page per market: what is in demand there, and how it compares to the world.

Time range

Genres

A page per genre: share of demand, leaders, and where it over-indexes.

Workspace

One set of controls for all of it.

One time range, everywhere

Pick 7, 30 or 90 days, or a month, and every ranged module answers for the same window. Four years of daily history for markets, genres and studios; 90 days per title.

Demand source toggle

Read the whole picture or one source at a time: peer-to-peer, streaming or downloads. Sourced modules re-draw in place.

Search over five dimensions

Titles, studios, networks, markets and genres from one box. Every result is a page with its own history, markets and risk.

Star what you use

Pin the modules your team reads every morning to the top of the rail. Dark or light, the console follows your system.

See it on your catalogue.

The pilot runs on your own titles: a free exposure report before any commitment.

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