Keep Your Videos Private. Watch Them on Roku.
ClosedCast turns important videos into a private video archive you control. Organize your library, invite the people you choose, and enjoy private streaming video on the web or Roku TV without public feeds, ads, or algorithm-driven distractions.
Built for archives, not algorithms. Learn how ClosedCast works or review our trust and security approach.
Private video is video shared with a controlled audience instead of the public internet.
ClosedCast combines private video sharing, an organized private video archive, and private streaming video into one experience. Owners choose who gets access; invited viewers simply open ClosedCast and watch on the web or Roku.
Choose. Invite. Watch.
Move from scattered files to a private streaming library in three simple steps.
Choose & Organize
Upload meaningful videos and organize them into Collections for family, sermons, training, teams, events, projects, or any archive you want to preserve.
Invite Trusted Viewers
Share a video or Collection with specific people. Add an optional expiration date and revoke or cancel access whenever needed.
Watch on Web or Roku
Invited viewers get a simple streaming experience instead of download links, public feeds, confusing folders, or unrelated recommendations.
Private for you. Simple for them.
You stay in control of your archive and who can access it. Your viewers get a clean, familiar place to browse and press play. ClosedCast is designed to make private video feel like streaming, not file management.
More than private video hosting. A private video archive built to be revisited.
Public platforms optimize for reach. Cloud drives optimize for storage. ClosedCast is designed for people who want their private videos organized, controlled, and easy to watch over time.
Private Video Sharing
Share videos with the people you choose instead of posting meaningful recordings to a public feed.
Private Video Archive
Turn scattered recordings into one organized, searchable library designed for long-term access.
Private Streaming Video
Let invited viewers stream directly instead of managing file downloads, folders, or codecs.
Roku + Web Playback
Move private video from the folder to the living room with a TV-friendly Roku experience.
See how a private video archive becomes a streaming experience.
Watch ClosedCast organize private videos into a library that trusted viewers can browse and enjoy without public social-media distractions.
Your archive should be watched, not forgotten in a folder.
ClosedCast brings private video to Roku so families, members, teams, churches, and organizations can enjoy important recordings on the biggest screen in the room. Roku access is included across ClosedCast plans.
No media server to build. No casting ritual. No public channel required.
Built for the people who already matter to you.
ClosedCast does not depend on public discovery. It is designed for trusted audiences and videos people want to revisit.
Privacy is not a switch buried in settings. It is the point.
ClosedCast is designed around private access, ownership, portability, and continuity rather than public reach, ad impressions, or algorithmic engagement.
Read about trust, privacy & security →
Storage keeps a file. An archive keeps it findable and watchable.
Private videos are often scattered across phones, hard drives, cloud folders, shared drives, social platforms, and forgotten links. The files may still exist, but over time they become harder to find, share, and revisit.
A private video archive gives those recordings a lasting home with organization, controlled access, search, and streaming playback. That is the problem ClosedCast is built to solve.
Why ClosedCast is built for archives →Choose the tool built for the outcome you actually want.
ClosedCast is not trying to replace every video platform. It is purpose-built for private streaming archives.
| Approach | Best for | Typical experience | Trade-off |
|---|---|---|---|
| Public video platform | Reach and discovery | Feeds, recommendations, channels, public or unlisted links | Not centered on a private archive |
| Cloud storage | Keeping files | Folders, filenames, downloads and share links | Weak TV and library experience |
| Self-hosted media server | Technical control | Servers, networking, client apps and maintenance | More setup and ongoing administration |
| ClosedCast | Private video archives | Organize, invite, stream on web and Roku | Built for trusted audiences, not public discovery |
Common questions about private video streaming
Straight answers for people deciding where their private videos should live.
View all ClosedCast FAQs →What is private video streaming?
Private video streaming means video is delivered for online playback to an authorized or controlled audience instead of being published for unrestricted public viewing. ClosedCast combines controlled access with an organized video library and Roku/web playback.
What is a private video archive?
A private video archive is an organized collection of videos designed for long-term access by the people you choose. Unlike a folder of files, an archive adds context, browsing, search, controlled sharing, and a watchable streaming experience.
Can I share a private video with specific people?
Yes. ClosedCast supports sharing individual videos or Collections with specific recipients. Shares can include an optional expiration date, and access can be revoked or canceled later.
Can viewers watch private videos on Roku?
Yes. ClosedCast is built for private video viewing on Roku as well as the web, making it easier to move important recordings from file storage to the television.
Is ClosedCast a public social video platform?
No. ClosedCast is designed for private streaming archives and trusted audiences rather than public feeds, viral discovery, advertising, or algorithmic recommendations.
Do I need to build a media server?
No. ClosedCast provides the managed upload, video processing, private access, streaming delivery, and Roku/web viewing experience without requiring you to operate your own media server.
Explore private video, private streaming, and video preservation
Build your private video archive and start watching on Roku.
Stop letting important recordings disappear into folders and forgotten links. Create a private streaming library for the people who matter.