Where Soraivy is going: the platform we’re trying to build
20 August 2026 · Soraivy Team
People sometimes ask us what Soraivy will look like in a few years. The truthful answer is that we don’t know every detail. We’re a young team, and a lot of what we build next will come from what creators and viewers tell us. But we do know what we’re aiming at, and we know which things we won’t compromise on. That feels worth writing down.
The problem we care about
Online video has become a place where the rich get richer. Big channels get recommended because they are big, small channels stay invisible because they are small, and a lot of talented people quit before anyone ever sees their work. We started Soraivy because we think that is fixable.
What we won’t trade away
- Fair discovery. Creator size will not become a ranking factor in SoraPulse. If that ever changes, we’ll have stopped being Soraivy.
- No bought reach. Purchased views, bot admirers and engagement swaps will keep being filtered out. Quality should be the only way up.
- People-led moderation. Reports are reviewed by humans, and decisions come with a way to appeal.
- Clear terms. Creators and brands should always get their agreements in writing, in plain language, with a copy they can keep.
For creators: fewer tools, more time creating
Today you can upload, edit, go live, add overlays, read analytics and handle brand deals from one Studio. We want to keep pulling the scattered parts of a creator’s job into one place, so the hours you spend go into your videos rather than into juggling apps and spreadsheets.
For viewers: a feed that respects your time
A good recommendation is a video you’re glad you watched, which often isn’t the one most likely to keep you scrolling. We’d rather show you a thoughtful video from a small creator than the same five viral clips everyone else is seeing. We’ll keep tuning SoraPulse toward that.
For brands: real partnerships, not just placements
Brands on Soraivy can run campaigns, invite creators, and sign ambassadors with proper written agreements. Over time we want this to feel less like buying ad space and more like finding the right creators for your audience, including smaller creators whose communities trust them deeply.
Built with you, not just for you
A lot of our recent changes, like the redesigned channel pages and the monetization emails, started as a message from a creator. If there is something you wish Soraivy did, tell us through the Contact page. We read every message, and some of the best ideas we’ve shipped weren’t ours.
What this means today
Big goals are easy to write down. The weekly work is the hard part. Right now, that means fixing bugs fast, listening to creators, and making the app and website feel smooth and simple. It means reviewing reports quickly and paying creators on time.
We will share updates on this blog as things change. Some plans will move faster than we hope, and some slower. Either way, we will be open with you about where things stand and why.