MyCaseViewer

Deliver surveillance and case files with a secure link, not a stack of DVDs.

MyCaseViewer turns your surveillance video, reports, photos, and audio into a polished, secure web presentation — branded as your firm — that your client views instantly on any device, with nothing to install.

1. Upload the case
Add surveillance video, audio, photos, and reports — full-length files welcome. Everything is encrypted in transit and at rest.
2. Send one link
Each case gets a private, unguessable link. Add a password for sensitive material and share it separately.
3. Your client views instantly
No accounts, no software, no DVDs. They stream video and read reports right in the browser — and download only what you allow.
Built for investigators
Organize deliverables by case and cross-link related work, so your client sees the whole picture — surveillance, reports, photos, and audio in one branded page.
Confidential by design
Unguessable links, optional passwords, and view-only delivery — sensitive footage streams but can't be saved or forwarded when you seal it.
Your brand, your domain
Your banner, your logo on the player, and your own domain — clients view at evidence.yourfirm.com and see your firm, never ours.
Retention & proof of delivery
Files auto-expire on your schedule with client warnings first, and every view and download is time-stamped so you can prove what was delivered and when.

Storage architecture

Your evidence isn't sitting in one hackable bucket

Most platforms hand your files to a single centralized cloud, where everyone's data lives behind one perimeter — one enormous, obvious target. MyCaseViewer stores case files on decentralized object storage instead: encrypted, broken into fragments, and scattered across independently operated nodes, so there is no central vault for anyone to walk out of.

No central vault to breach
Conventional cloud storage concentrates millions of customers' files in one provider's data centers — which is exactly why a single misconfigured bucket or one insider makes headlines. Your case files are never pooled in a vault like that, so there's no single target painted on them.
Distributed across independent operators
Each file is encrypted, then erasure-coded into 80 pieces spread across uncorrelated nodes run by separate operators worldwide. Any 29 of those pieces rebuild the file, and no single operator ever holds more than one fragment of it.
One fragment is useless alone
Breaching a node yields a single encrypted shard of one segment — not a viewable file. An attacker would need to compromise at least 29 separately owned machines, on different networks behind different firewalls, and would still be left holding ciphertext.
Redundant by design
Because only 29 of 80 pieces are needed to reconstruct your data, drive failures, outages, and nodes going offline don't cost you a file. Lost pieces are continuously repaired in the background.
Locked down on our side too
Nothing is ever public. Files are encrypted in transit and at rest, buckets have no public access, and every view or download is served through a signed link that expires in minutes — so even a forwarded URL goes dead.
Provable custody
Every open and every download is time-stamped with IP and device, files auto-expire on the schedule you set, and modern Word and Excel documents render inside your client's own browser rather than being handed to a converter.

Compliance & due diligence

Encryption in transit and at rest, no public buckets, expiring signed links, enforced retention, and a complete access audit trail are the storage-side controls your clients' vendor reviews ask about — and they're built in, not add-ons. Our application and database infrastructure runs on SOC 2 Type II–attested providers. When a client mandates a named attestation for the stored files themselves, we can provision your account on storage hosted exclusively in SOC 2 Type II–attested, US-only facilities. See Corporate and Enterprise plans.