CliqView

Platform guide

How CliqView works

CliqView connects viewers, creators and live communities. This guide explains what happens from discovery to playback, interaction and eligible earnings.

1. Discover public content

The Home feed combines recent videos, popular categories, Shorts and active live broadcasts. Trending highlights content receiving meaningful recent engagement. Search helps viewers find videos, creators and topics. Public content remains available to visitors so people can understand the platform before deciding to register.

2. Choose the right viewing experience

Videos longer than three minutes are presented through the long-form player, with playback controls and space for creator information and conversation. Uploads up to three minutes are treated as Shorts and appear in a vertical, swipe-friendly feed. Only the active Short plays; nearby media is prepared carefully to reduce waiting without downloading an entire feed.

3. Follow and interact

Signed-in members can follow channels, like and comment on content, save videos for later and create playlists. Profile pages bring together a creator's public videos, Shorts and channel information. Reports and user controls are available when content or conduct appears unsafe.

4. Understand qualified viewer rewards

Viewer rewards are limited to signed-in members and are based on verified watch sessions. A session must reach at least 70% of an eligible video's duration. The system also checks session continuity, repeated activity and device signals. Passing the time threshold does not override fraud, daily-cap or content-eligibility rules.

Standard and Premium accounts have different daily reward caps. A qualified amount is recorded in the member's earnings activity and may be held while verification completes. Guests can watch public content but do not earn. Rewards are promotional platform credits, not guaranteed wages or investment returns.

5. Publish as a creator

Creator accounts can upload original videos, add accurate titles and descriptions, select a category and choose visibility. Processing prepares media for reliable delivery. Creators can use Studio to review published work and available performance information. Content must comply with copyright, advertising and community rules before it can remain public.

6. Participate in LIVE

A host creates a live room with a title, category and audience settings. Viewers can watch, comment and share the public room. Eligible members may request to join; the host can accept or decline, invite guests directly and appoint moderators. Camera and microphone controls allow participants to continue in audio-only mode without leaving the session.

7. Earnings and withdrawals

Creator and viewer transactions are listed in their account records. Some earnings are placed on hold for verification and later moved to the available balance. Eligible users can request withdrawal using supported payout details. Every request may be reviewed for identity, ownership and unusual activity before approval.