Rabid reconstructs real-world events from the people who were physically there — and pays them for being there. Human presence becomes a measurable contribution to the memory of the moment.
For a hundred years, the broadcast owned the event. The fans who were actually there, recording, reacting, generating the atmosphere, got nothing back. Rabid changes the ledger. Every witness whose footage helps reconstruct a moment becomes a tracked, paid contributor. The replay keeps paying them for years.
Every event passes through three independent contribution layers. Each function as separate pieces that create the full picture.
Captures what was actually seen.
People who were physically present record from where they stood — phones, GoPros, smart glasses, body cameras. The device doesn't matter. Presence does. Every second of their footage that makes the final cut is tracked. Every replay pays them again.
Builds the informational skeleton.
Independent data — timestamped, event-linked, fully owned by the network of contributors. No copy of any broadcast's graphics package. The statistician layer makes events searchable, analyzable, and intelligently navigable without depending on a network's editorial frame.
Adds the voice over the moment.
Multiple commentary tracks layer on the same stitched event. Neutral analyst, team-side homer, comedian, historian, foreign language, no commentary. Viewers can switch tracks live. Commentators earn on time listened — not on uploads.
Rabid begins with replay — not live. The system reconstructs the event after the final whistle, from the perspectives of the people who were there.
No broadcast. No director's cut. No network deciding which angle you see. The crowd reconstructs the night, and the crowd keeps a share of the memory.
Rabid starts with sports, and expands wherever human presence is the value.
Championship games, rivalry matches, Banana Ball, the local team. Reconstructed from the fans inside.
Licensed witness editions, in partnership with the artist. The intimate version the official concert film can't capture.
Same evidence layer, selectable interpretations. The event stays fixed; the framing becomes a choice.
Hundreds of guests already record everything. Rabid stitches the lived version that no single videographer can produce.
Watch first. Move up when you're ready to contribute — and earn — from the events you were actually at.
For watching the stitched events the witness network has reconstructed.
For the people who were actually there.
Social media rewards virality. Rabid rewards presence. You mattered because you were there — not because you went viral.
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