VEEEU Streaming Platform

As Josh Stylman recently wrote in his excellent report for Solari titled Cognitive Liberty: The Battle for Human Consciousness in the Age of Technocracy, “Netflix and other streaming platforms now employ algorithms that curate reality individually—delivering personalized consciousness programming….” (He also reminds us that Netflix co-founder Marc Bernays Randolph is the great-nephew of Edward Bernays, who pioneered the weaponization of propaganda in the 1920s.)

If you love movies but hate the thought of financing control grid giants like Netflix and Amazon Prime—not to mention being the unknowing victim of “personalized consciousness programming”—then you might be interested in a new pay-per-view streaming service called VEEEU (pronounced “view”), launched in the third quarter of 2025. VEEEU’s vice president for content, Bob Seeman, confidently states, “Our goal is to become the world’s largest pay-per-view streaming service.”

VEEEU declares that it aims to “revolutionize video commerce” by:

• Championing independent storytelling and “uncensored information, free from political or economic agendas”
• Keeping filmmakers in control of their intellectual property and pricing—paying no fees and keeping 90% of sales revenue—with the ability to easily market their films
• Enabling direct-to-consumer micro-transactions (rent or purchase) without intermediaries or blockchains

A Toronto-based company called TODAQ Micro developed the TAPP micropayment software that powers VEEEU—a “low-code software payment product that enables instant, ‘one-TAPP’ payments for content or services without requiring a subscription sign-up or account log-in from the customer.”

In addition to benefiting customers, TODAQ’s CEO Hassan Khan explained in a Yahoo!finance press release that the micropayment capability also advantages independent businesses:

“This was previously impossible, due largely to the significant cost of digital payment processing…. This kind of instant checkout experience otherwise has only been available through Apple, Amazon, or other tech giants. We are making it possible for any business to own this functionality independently, and without transaction costs.”

TODAQ Micro adds, “Providing businesses the ability to allow their customers to micro-pay for a micro-service is especially timely now as cost cutting customers look to trim down their subscription expenses.”

VEEEU—which is shaping up to be a “Substack” for filmmakers—is in the process of onboarding over 15,000 titles and is “on track to have 30,000 titles by the end of 2026.” Consider gifting a movie to family or friends during the upcoming Christmas holidays!