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Review

The swipe deck where ranked Moments become Posts: how to approve, pass, super-like, trim, undo, and set where clips go.

The swipe deck

Review is the center of SonnetClip. After an analysis finishes, its Moments arrive here in one deck with every other undecided Moment from every source, ranked by hotness with the best first. The current Moment plays as a large hero video, cut to its suggested window, with the essentials beneath it: the title that will accompany the Post, the hotness score, the creator, and the recommended hashtags. The rest of the deck waits in an up-next rail beside the player, so you always know what is coming.

Your decisions are simple:

  • Swipe left to pass. The Moment is dismissed and nothing is rendered.
  • Swipe right to approve. The Moment becomes a Post: it is cut, captioned, scheduled, and published to your destinations.
  • Swipe up to super-like. Same as approve, but the Post jumps to the front of your Schedule and takes the earliest open slot on each destination instead of the next one in line.

Swiping works by touch, by keyboard (left, right, and up arrows), or by the buttons under the player. Whichever you use, the card leaves instantly and the next one slides into place.

Trim before you approve

Two nudge controls beneath the player move the start and end of the cut by one, three, or five seconds. The adjusted window is what gets rendered when you approve. Use it to cut a slow lead-in or to end right after the payoff. See Picking winning Moments for why the first seconds matter.

Undo and clearing the deck

Passed on the wrong card? An undo toast restores the last Moment you passed on, and the U key does the same. If a deck is full of Moments you do not want, Clear all dismisses every remaining card at once. When several creators feed your deck, the filter row at the top narrows it to one creator.

Moments do not wait forever. Two weeks after the broadcast they leave the deck, since topical clips lose value fast. Analyzing an older VOD restarts that clock. Everything the analysis found stays visible in the Library.

Destination memory

The first time you approve a Moment, SonnetClip asks where it should go and lists your connected accounts. Your answer is saved as your standing destination preferences, so every later approval flows straight through without extra questions. You can adjust preferences any time from the Accounts page, where each platform has a rule: Always publish, Ask every time, or Super-likes only.

You can approve before connecting any account. The Post still renders and waits as Unpublished until you give it a destination.

Platform fit

Not every Moment suits every platform. Each card shows which of your destinations the cut is best for, and the destination picker warns when a cut is too long or too short for a platform. Approve with confidence that the right version lands in the right place.

Your swipes make the AI sharper

Every decision feeds back into analysis for that channel. Passes tell SonnetClip what to skip, approves and super-likes tell it what your audience loves. The more you review, the better each new deck gets. Analysis quality compounds fastest when you enable Track Live on your Channels, because every broadcast then produces a deck to learn from.

Where approved Moments go

Approved Moments appear on the Posts tab of the Library as manageable objects moving from unpublished to scheduled to published. Passed Moments are kept too: find them under the Library's Moments tab and approve them later if you change your mind. See Publishing for what happens after the swipe, and Billing if you are wondering about cost: reviewing never spends minutes.

Sharpen your eye

Knowing what to approve is a skill. The Best Practices guides cover what makes a clip perform, what each platform rewards, and what to look for in every kind of stream content.

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