Services

What we package, store, and build.

Three commercial offerings, plus the pipeline and ops work that makes them usable in an enterprise broadcast environment.

01 · Resale

Authorized moq.pro packaging

moq.pro is the hosted Media over QUIC offering from the people who built moq.dev. Colorbars resells and packages it for enterprise customers who need a PO, an onboarding plan, and someone who will still answer after the first hang is live.

Commercial packaging and named account path
Relay / origin onboarding against your contribution
Subscribe claims, JWTs, and catalog handoff
Handoff to the colorbars.dev desk for probe and QC

This is resale and integration, not a white-label of the protocol. The bits stay MoQ.

Brief moq.pro resale

02 · Storage

Asset storage on the streaming path

Live is only half the job. Replay, mezzanine, and catalog objects have to land somewhere durable and come back on the same URL the subscriber already has. We design and operate that storage against the providers you already run.

AWS S3 Google Cloud Storage Oracle Object Storage S3-compatible / R2

— Object layout for live → on-demand without rewriting player URLs
— Bucket connectors and credentials handling that do not live in the frontend
— Retention, region, and failover choices written down before the first slate

Brief asset storage

03 · Systems

Custom MAM / VMS buildouts

Media Asset Management and Video Management Systems for operations that have outgrown a shared drive and a spreadsheet. Catalog, entitlements, linear/EPG, and the desks your people sit at — built against your metadata, not a demo tenant.

Catalog

Events, VODs, and the mezzanine that backs both.

Access

Claims, subscriber gates, and preview vs. entitled paths.

Control

Linear grids, replay, and operator UI that stays dense.

Brief a MAM / VMS

Around the offerings

Pipelines, providers, and ops

Pipeline design

Contribution (ST 2110, SRT, MoQ publish), origin, ladder, and subscribe. We draw the path, name the failure domains, and keep HLS in the plan when the audience is not all on WebTransport yet.

Provider integration

Relays, CDNs, object stores, identity, and notification providers. Credentials stay in the Worker; the browser never sees the signing key.

Ops and support

Runbooks, escalation, and a human who has sat on a MoQ subscribe path. Useful when the event is tonight and the path is not theoretical.

Enterprise broadcasting readiness

Redundancy, claims, logging, and the questions procurement will ask. We write answers that an engineer can defend, not a brochure.

Start with a path audit Open the desk