Riah Swipe

The review gate for your AI studio. Your tools generate batches — image runs, script drafts, voice takes. You swipe through them like a dating app: right to keep, left to cut, one button for "almost, here's my note." A results file lands back on disk and your tools act on your taste.

Local-first: your decks, media, and verdicts never leave your machine.

Start

npx riah-swipe

First run sets up this folder — decks/ (batches in), swipe-results/ (verdicts out), a config file, and a Welcome deck that teaches the swipe in six cards. Open the printed URL; the wifi URL works from your phone.

Publish a batch

Your tools (or your AI agents — see docs/skill/SKILL.md in the repo / the docs) write a .swipe.json batch, then:

npx riah-swipe add my-batch.swipe.json
npx riah-swipe validate

Read the verdicts

Finish a deck → swipe-results/<deckId>.results.json: every card, the decision (keep / revise / discard), your note, and the meta your tool attached. File the keeps, regenerate the rejects, apply the notes.

Subscription

$49/month per approver seat after a 7-day free trial ($29 founding price, first 50 accounts) — riahstudio.com/riahswipe. The Welcome deck is free forever, no account. Your dashboard issues a license key; the app asks for it once, and works offline for 7 days between checks.

The fine print that matters

• Node ≥ 20. Zero dependencies — this package is exactly what you read.
• Default port 8642; riah-swipe.config.json changes port/folders; "lan": false binds localhost only.
• Voice notes: desktop browsers. Phones type (their browsers block mics on plain local connections — we won't pretend otherwise).
• Everything on disk is plain JSON. Cancel anytime; your files remain yours and readable.