Comics are long, sequential and static. To find out whether you care about a story, you have to commit to a whole chapter first. Meanwhile, a generation learned to discover everything else with a swipe.

The catalogue was full of great moments, buried a few pages deep.

The discover engine reads every episode, slices it into panels and picks the moments worth stopping for: a reveal, a fight beat, a line that lands. Each moment becomes a card in an endless vertical feed.

Tap to step through a scene. Swipe for the next story. Read on from this panel drops you into the chapter at that exact panel. Nothing is redrawn. The feed is built entirely from art creators have already made.

On top of the untouched art sits an optional layer of sound, motion, interactive panels and captions. Each piece is anchored to a panel and fires as you read. One switch flips between Plain and Enhanced, and if the layer fails, the episode still reads normally.

Sounds are suggested automatically from lettered effects like KRAKOOM and FLING, then accepted, swapped or deleted by the creator. Every sound gets a caption, so the layer works with the volume off too.