How SubPro organizes technique
One library.Five ways in.
Every screen below is a real one, taken from SubPro demo sites you can open yourself. Five ways to find a technique in one library.
Tag everything.Narrow it right there.
Pick tags by category, situation, phase, guard, pass. The library narrows as you go. Open a tag group and each tag shows how many videos it holds. This is how kentaiwamoto.com works.
Real screens from the demo site matrix.subpro.tv. The videos are samples.
Where are you?What do you want?
No technique names needed. Pick where you are, then what you want to do, and the library hands you the videos for that moment.
Real screens from the demo site UNDERHOOK.
Line them up.Watch them in order.
Members build their own playlists. Open one and the player comes with the running order beside it.
Real screens from the demo site UNDERHOOK. The footage is a sample clip.
Chapters.The introduction comes first.
A course is a collection in order. In this demo the first video is the instructor’s introduction, then the chapters. Visitors can see what a course holds before they join.
Real screens from the demo site UNDERHOOK.
Any collectioncan be sold on its own.
The same courses, as one-time purchases next to the subscription. The sale runs through your own payment provider, and SubPro handles who can watch. SubPro takes no cut of the sale. Payment-service fees are separate.
Real screens from the demo site UNDERHOOK. The prices are samples.
You upload once.
The same video can carry its tags, its place in a situation, its chapter in a course and its price. Add another way in later without touching the video.