Features
What Bima does
Every capability on its own page: what it is, how it works, what it gives you. All of it describes the product as it is today.
Who is Bima for
Communities, institutions, families - and also broadcasters and podcasters who want a closed audience, without content spreading.
Read ›Viewer Entry with Code - No Registration, No Installation
Each viewer receives a short code, types it into their browser, and enters. You decide who's in - and who's out.
Read ›Personal Watermark - and Identifying the Leaker
Every viewer's screen has a unique watermark embedded. A leaked screenshot leads back to the individual within seconds.
Read ›Access Policy for Each Broadcast
Who enters, from how many devices, how many viewers simultaneously, and what is allowed with the content - all in the broadcast's own settings.
Read ›Who is in now - and who left
A live list of viewers in the broadcast, with name, watermark, and status. Disconnect with a click.
Read ›Team: Managers and Operators
A manager sees everything. An operator only sees the broadcasts they are assigned to - and nothing else.
Read ›Undeletable Audit Log
Every action - login, issuance, cancellation, policy change, support access - is recorded. There is no way in the system to delete or modify a line.
Read ›Automatic Recording and Controlled Download
Every broadcast is recorded in the cloud from the first moment. The recording is available to managers - and every download is logged.
Read ›Broadcast from Anywhere - Browser, Studio, Hall
One or more broadcast sources, a key for each source, and browser-based broadcasting without software. Works even on networks that block everything.
Read ›The smart studio that is coming: automatic director, clips, live transcription and translation
What turns a one-person broadcast into a full studio - live subtitles already working, and two capabilities in development: a director that picks the frame by itself, clips and an event film cut automatically, and live subtitles in Hebrew and in the languages of your community abroad.
Read ›The studio: several cameras, one person
A director's desk in the browser. Cutting between cameras, a full audio mixer, and sync calibration - with no control room and no crew.
Read ›Simulcast to YouTube and any destination
The same event, both to the closed audience and to the open channel - without broadcasting twice and without extra equipment.
Read ›Polls and questions from the audience
The audience asks and votes from the player. You decide what reaches the screen - nothing arrives on the wall unapproved.
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