Review our startup: Deniable Video
kw_: No 'about us' page.  I was confused for a moment when the 'contact us' page started with 'to view our company's website, click here'.  I thought I was on the company website.Having multiple languages seems a bit odd if large swaths of content aren't translated.  "Cette page est disponible seulement en anglais" being followed by an entire page of English text doesn't help credibility.Your logo seems like it'd fail pretty hard for individuals with red-weak color blindness.The 'deniable video operation' flowchart is more complex than what I want, for understanding how it works.If the thing is supposed to be deniable, I might prefer a plain black plastic, or aluminum enclosure to a giant DV logo'd one.The targeting seems very broad...  and some of it seems a bit misinformed.  As an example, there are substantial SEC rules when it comes to communications and the records thereof, but you have two trading-related examples in commercial.I'd like a clear example of how it is that:a) if my wife asks me for my password, she will get the pictures of her and I... not of the woman I met on ashleymadison.  (purely hypothetical, honey.)b) if a government asks me for my password, they will get something plausible, but not everything...I guess it's just not clear to me what it's really good at, except that it's a camera, and a hard drive, and it uses ogg vorbis and chunks to... do something.edit:  It also conflates what appear to be the two major features (encryption, and data hiding), and it's not obvious to me what quality the resulting video will be, nor what I'd have to do if I wanted to use it in broadcast.Also, I felt like I had to read a lot of the website to know what the product really did.  I might've got the gist faster if the front page said something like: Deniable Video.  * Records, Encrypts and Hides Your Video.  I really didn't know what "personal video security that's loyal to you" meant.