Sylenze exists because every school films its own events and then has to sit on the file. One child who cannot be shown makes the whole recording unreleasable. We built the redaction pipeline that unlocks it, then the marketplace that gets it to the right families.
The problem is safeguarding, not storage
Schools already own the cameras, the events and the parent list. What they do not have is a way to share a recording that includes a protected pupil. Blurring by hand does not scale, so the file stays on a laptop.
We sit between the school and the family
Staff upload, safeguard and publish. Sylenze prices and sells the access. Parents preview, buy once and stream a watermarked copy. Nobody else sees the library, and the school can withdraw anything at any time.
The school never handles money
Payments, receipts and refunds sit with us. That is what makes procurement fast: the school is not becoming a retailer, and parents are not paying the office in cash after assembly.
Who the site is for
Three public views, plus the super admin tools Sylenze staff use behind the scenes.