SEATmio searches websites, torrent indexes, Usenet and public Telegram channels for every film in your catalogue, and keeps searching. Each find shows what was seen on the page, when it first appeared against your release date, and who to write to so it comes down.
One screen for your whole catalogue: which films turned up for the first time, which appeared before their cinema release or in the two weeks after it, and how many links each source holds. The films that need action are at the top.
Search results on their own are noise: reviews, trailers, the official page. SEATmio reads each page and keeps the ones that show a video player or a download link for your film, apart from the raw search matches. Your team decides what is a copy, and what you dismiss as a trailer or a review leaves the list.
Releases of your films on torrent indexes and Usenet: the release name, the declared quality, codec and size, and the seeders and leechers the index reports. You see which versions circulate and how actively, film by film.
Posts offering your films in public Telegram channels, with the channel, the date and the views Telegram shows for each post. The views tell you which posts actually reach people.
For every website SEATmio gathers the contacts that can have a link removed: the site's own public addresses, its domain registrar and the network or CDN in front of it. Pick the recipients and SEATmio prepares the notice with the film and the links; you read it and send it. Providers that accept only their own form are linked, ready for you to fill in.
The search covers every film assigned to your account: titles in cinemas now, the ones coming and the library. Re-releases are searched with the film's original year, so an old title is matched to the right film.
Each find says exactly what was seen: a player or a download link on the page, a release name, a public post. Nothing is downloaded or played, no data about the people who watch is stored, and nothing is called a confirmed copy until your team reviews it.
Every find stays open until someone decides: dismiss it with a reason, restore it later, or report it. Links you have reported are marked, so the team sees at a glance what is still waiting.
On a short call we show live data for the countries, chains or titles you follow, and set up a trial scoped to what you need.