Every minute, 500 hours of video flood the internet, a torrent of content where copyright infringement is as common as cat videos. WebKyte positions itself not as a search engine, but as a digital bloodhound, using Automatic Content Recognition to sniff out illegal uploads in real-time before they go viral.

"They aren't building the next TikTok; they're building the immune system for the platforms that do."

In an industry obsessed with scaling to millions of users, WebKyte’s strategy is counter-intuitive. They target a handful of high-value platform operators who face existential legal risks. The $0.7M revenue on a tiny headcount indicates they have found product-market fit in a corner of the tech world that is often overlooked until it becomes a crisis.

• Real-time detection prevents viral spread of pirated content.
• Targets the legal liability of video platforms and social networks.
• Lean operations with high revenue-per-employee ratio.