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Understanding feed types

Public, private, draft, and custom feeds, what each one does and when to use it.

Feeds are collections of receipts organized around a video or topic. They're how you organize, share, and collaborate on annotations. Vid Receipts comes with built-in feeds for every video, plus the ability to create unlimited custom feeds.

At a glance

Public

Shared with everyone. AI-moderated for quality.

Private

Your personal notes. Only you can see them.

Drafts

Work in progress. Stored locally on your device.

Custom

Your feeds. Share with teams, groups, or anyone.

Public feed

Every video has one shared Public feed. It's the community space where anyone who's signed in can post receipts.

  • Visible to all users on that video
  • Receipts are subject to AI moderation to keep things constructive
  • Great for community-wide timestamped, rich-text annotations, fact-checking, and open discussion

Private feed

Your Private feed is your personal collection of receipts on a video. Only you can see it.

  • Completely private, no one else has access
  • Not moderated, so you can write freely
  • Good for personal notes, research, and bookmarking key moments

Drafts

Drafts is your scratchpad for receipts that are written but not yet published.

  • Stored locally on your device
  • Not visible to anyone else
  • Perfect for receipts you've written and want to review before publishing
  • When a draft is ready, you can move it to any other feed. Public, Private, or a Custom feed

Drafts vs Working Tray: The Drafts feed holds receipts you've explicitly saved as drafts, they're "done for now" and waiting to be published. The Working Tray is your active editing workspace where you compose receipts in real-time. Think of the Tray as your desk and Drafts as your filing cabinet.

Custom feeds

Custom feeds are where things get flexible. You create them, you control them.

  • Create feeds for specific projects, teams, topics, or interests
  • Tie a feed to a single video or make it global so it appears across all videos
  • Share with specific people or groups, each with their own permission level
  • Toggle feeds to Discoverable so others can find and subscribe to them
  • Perfect for study groups, research teams, content creator collaborations, and more

Ready to create one? See Creating a Custom Feed.

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