A queue you can actually get through
The review screen plays the video at a real size, puts the decision at the top of the reading column, and states what approving will do — which accounts it reaches, and roughly when.
What the screen tells you before you decide
What it will say
The caption, title and hashtags that will go out, editable in place.
Where it will go
The account posting it, and any other platform in the same topic that will also receive it.
Roughly when
Your posting window and that account’s daily cap, stated plainly rather than as a fake precise time.
Whether it can be heard
The finished file’s loudness is measured after rendering. A silent or barely-audible render is flagged, because it plays back looking perfect and is then shown to almost nobody.
Turning review off
Approval is required by default, per topic. Once a topic is producing videos you would have approved anyway, you can switch review off for it and let them publish straight into the queue.
It stays a per-topic choice rather than an account-wide one, because trust is usually earned by one topic at a time.
Questions about this
What happens to a rejected video?
It never posts, and the decision is final — there is no transition back out of rejected. The console asks for a second, deliberate confirmation for exactly that reason.
Can I review on a phone?
Yes. The review screen is built for it: the video keeps a real size, the approve and reject buttons stay above the fold, and touch targets meet the 44-pixel floor.
Try it on one topic
Ten videos a month on the free plan, three connected accounts, no card. Enough to see whether what it makes is worth posting.
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