The secure reader for production scripts, lookbooks, sizzles, and dailies. Every viewer signs an NDA. Every page carries an 8-character forensic code unique to the recipient. Every open, every minute, every share is a row in the audit log. The reader is the surface. The Vault is the system of record.
Email attachments forward themselves. Drive links travel further than you sent them. PDFs sit on hard drives long after the deal closes. Vault 88 closes the gap between “you have to read this” and “please don’t share this.” Every reader signs an NDA at the door. Every page carries an 8-character forensic code unique to that recipient. Every open, every minute of dwell, every screenshot attempt is a row in the audit log. When something does leak, you paste the watermark and Vault 88 tells you who it came from.
Vault 88 doesn’t ship PDFs. Every share is a reader — in-app for logged-in 88 Forge users, a responsive PWA on phone or tablet, or an external link gated by email OTP and NDA for buyers, talent, and agents without an account. Same React app at every breakpoint, same audit log on every surface, same 8-character watermark on every page. Notes anchor to the page they reference, stay private until the reviewer submits, and carry the reader’s identity into the synthesis.
/vault88/:token — no account required. Email OTP, then NDA, then the reader. The same audit log applies.
Every page of every share carries an 8-character forensic code unique to the recipient, multi-positioned per page. If a screenshot leaks — into a group chat, onto a forum, into a competitor’s deck — you paste the code into the investigation lookup and Vault 88 returns the reader, the share, the issue date, and the dwell history. The leak doesn’t just get traced. It gets attributed.
What we promise, and what we don’t. The Vault 88 PWA is leak-traceable against casual leakers — visible 8-character forensic codes per recipient, multi-positioned per page. Defeated by OCR + retype, or by cropping out the watermark band. The Capacitor v2 native shell closes that gap on Android via FLAG_SECURE; iOS cannot prevent screenshots, but Vault 88 logs them and revokes the share. Honest pitch is the only kind that holds up in court.
Reviewers leave page-anchored notes in the reader. Notes stay private until the reviewer commits the round, so executives don’t see half-formed thoughts and writers aren’t reacting to a moving target. Once the round closes, Vault 88 runs an on-demand synthesis pass — cached per share, prompt-cached for cost — surfacing convergent themes across reviewers with the source notes still attributed by name. The summary is a starting point, not the verdict; the underlying notes are always one click away.
tone here moves too fast — sit on the silence?
agree with Camila — we lose the beat. need 1 more page.
the ending lands. would buy this on the strength of p.67 alone.
Vault 88 doesn’t add a new top-level destination. It lives where producers and creators already share IP-protected work — inside the Briefs surface for production docs and dailies, and inside the Pitches surface for greenlight materials. Same primitive on both: NDA gate, watermark, view tracking, time-window, page-anchored notes. Different audiences, same audit log.
AI assistants are reading scripts and lookbooks now — researchers, development execs, and creators all delegate the first read to a model before the human picks it up. Vault 88 ships an agent-native inbox API and three MCP tools so your agent reads under the same NDA gate, the same 8-character forensic watermark, and the same audit log a human would. Same control surface. Different reader.
vault88_inbox_list, vault88_share_read, vault88_search. Drop-in for Claude, ChatGPT, custom agents.
{ "share": "VLT-2104", "watermark": "8C·4F·2A·1B", "issued": "2026-04-14T09:12Z", "nda_signed": true, "agent": "claude-3-5-sonnet", "pages": 78, "ttl": "2026-05-14T09:12Z" }
Most shares land via the browser — drag a script into the create-share dialog, or pick a folder for dailies. For terabyte-class deliveries — raw 6K footage, multi-camera dailies, sound stems — install Pro Transfer App Desktop. Pro Transfer App verifies every byte, resumes across network drops, and stamps the registration hash that lands in Vault 88 with the per-file integrity record. The pipe and the room share the same brand DNA: encrypted in transit, encrypted at rest, authenticated end-to-end.
Vault 88 is the secure-share layer for IP that the platform already understands. Every share is a row in the registry, a tab on a brief, a panel on a pitch, a pipeline event on an opportunity. The same IP, surfaced wherever the team is working.
Vault 88 stores what IP Registry registers. The watermark, the dwell history, the recipient list — all rows on the registration record.
Open IP RegistryThe Vault tab inside every brief. Producers share call sheets, scripts, sizzles, and dailies with the crew, talent, and clients on the project.
Open BriefsThe Share Materials tab on every pitch. Creators send the post-NDA package — treatment, script, sizzle, lookbook — through Vault 88 to greenlight buyers.
Open PitchesWhen a deal goes from pitch to opportunity, the Vault travels with it — same audit log, same recipient list, same forensic codes.
Open OpportunitiesHonest pitch is the only kind that holds up against legal counsel and the only kind worth handing a studio buyer. Here’s the version of the security story that fits inside what we actually built — and the version we’ll tell you when the marketing copy can’t.
FLAG_SECURE. iOS still detects-and-revokes only. Both ship as v2 native shells, not v1.
Vault 88
Free with every Mix-IP plan. NDA-gated by default. The reader is the surface; the Vault is the system of record.