Designers, editors, AI agents — anyone with a submit link drops work into your queue. You swipe keep / revise / discard from your phone, and every verdict lands back with whoever sent it.
That stack is live — real cards from our own studio, on the exact component your team gets. Drag one, or dictate a note with the mic.
Anyone with a submit link publishes a deck — designers, editors, or AI agents writing the open deck format. Submitting is free.
On a phone, desktop, smart dishwasher, wherever you are. Right if you like it. Left if you don't. Give revision notes when it's almost there. Undo anything.
The moment you finish, your team has every decision and note. They know what to do, and life is good.
Seats are for approvers only. The whole team — and every AI agent — submits with a link. Ten submitters, one approver: $6.99.
Client A's reviewers never see client B's work. Access is granted per project, per person.
Opt-in email when a new deck arrives, and a queue that updates live while you watch.
Any phone browser works — nothing to install, nothing to configure. Review wherever you happen to be.
Type or dictate before you decide — “warmer light,” “funnier ending” — and the note lands attached to that card's verdict.
Prefer nothing uploaded? The local launcher runs the same swipe on your own disk — offline included. npx riah-swipe and go.
Launching soon — leave an email and you'll hear the day it opens.
The demo above needs no account.
Decks — one JSON file plus media, following the open deck spec. Humans use their project's submit page; scripts and AI agents write the format directly (the included skill file teaches them in one shot).
In your hosted workspace — that's what lets a designer in one country submit and a boss in another swipe minutes later. Media auto-clears 30 days after a deck is fully reviewed (the archive add-on keeps it); verdicts and notes are kept forever. Want zero upload? Solo mode is local-only.
You keep access through the period you paid for. Verdicts stay exportable, and anything in solo mode is plain JSON on your own disk — yours, readable forever.
Give each deck one reviewer at a time — that's the intended flow. Multiple approvers can share a workspace and split projects between them.
Yes — tap the mic and talk. Your words attach as text where the browser can transcribe (most desktops and Android); elsewhere the note is captured as a voice clip instead. Try it in the demo above.
That's the original product: one approver seat, your AI tools submitting. Use the hosted queue, the local launcher, or both.