SwipeFlow

SwipeFlow pre-generates batches of images in the background so you can swipe through results without waiting for the next render. It turns the main generation surface into a continuous reel — every swipe lands on an image that's already finished, not a spinner.

#What it does

SwipeFlow keeps a buffer of in-progress renders ahead of where you are in the swipe stack. As you swipe left through results, the queue refills behind the scenes against the Sogni Supernet, so the next image is ready by the time you reach it. Spark consumption is the same as a normal batch — SwipeFlow doesn't change pricing, just timing.

Minimum batch size: 8 images. The buffer needs enough headroom to stay ahead of a fast swipe.
Required for Fast Supernet mode. Pocket auto-enables SwipeFlow whenever you're rendering on the Fast network so swipes don't stall.
Spark is consumed as usual. Each pre-rendered image costs the same as a manually triggered one.

#When to use it

Browsing styles. Pre-loading a batch lets you flip through 20+ stylistic variants of the same prompt in seconds.
Ideation. Swap categories quickly without staring at a progress bar between each try.
Live demos and events. Predictable, instant transitions when you're showing the app to someone.

#When to skip it

Rapid one-off settings changes. If you're tweaking the prompt, model, or guidance between every single render, those tweaks queue up behind the buffer — you'll watch pre-baked results from the old settings drain before the new ones appear. For that workflow, disable SwipeFlow (or stop swiping past your fresh render) and submit individually.
Very large models with long render times. SwipeFlow still helps, but the buffer needs more wall time to fill, so the perceived speedup is smaller.

#How to enable it

SwipeFlow is exposed in the generation controls on the main screen. Toggle it on, set a batch size of 8 or higher, and start a render — the buffer fills automatically. Toggling Fast Supernet mode on enables SwipeFlow by default.

#Tips

Pair with a single locked style category. SwipeFlow shines when you're sampling variants of one idea, not jumping settings.
Use up to 16 images per batch on cellular. Larger buffers are fine on Wi-Fi; on a slow connection, tighter batches refill faster.
Combine with Guide Image or ControlNet. Pre-rendering takes the wait time out of structured generation — useful when each individual render is more expensive.
Watch the gallery, not the swipe stack, for keepers. Swipe up commits a result to the gallery; review there later instead of trying to memorize what you saw mid-swipe.