Pulse and card mode
How the Pulse feed works, what the card shows, and how the three filters differ.
Pulse and card mode
Pulse is Tubaar's main video feed. By default it shows videos in cards, not edge-to-edge.
What a card shows
Each card carries the video and the context around it:
- the creator — avatar,
@handle, verified mark, and a Follow button - their location, when they chose to share it (city level, never exact)
- the caption and hashtags
- the Scene the video belongs to
- the audio — track name and artist, with a play control
- the action dock: Love, Echo, Comments, Share
- a peek at the next card, and a rail on the left showing where you are
Swipe up or down to move between videos. Tap the video to go full screen.
The three filters
At the top of Pulse:
- For You — personalised. Learns from what you love, Echo, finish and skip.
- Nearby — videos from your city or the radius you chose. See Nearby.
- Following — only accounts you follow, newest first. Empty until you follow someone.
Shaping For You
Open a video's share sheet and tap Not interested to see less like it. Settings → Content preferences lets you add Muted words: posts and comments containing them are hidden from you. Muting is personal: it doesn't report anything.
Sound
Pulse starts muted in card mode on some devices, following the system setting. The mute control is on the card and in full screen; your choice sticks for the session.