> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.getbuzzr.online/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Swarm

> Buzzr's personalized social feed

Swarm is Buzzr's social feed — a personalized stream of friend activity, league pulse, and community ratings that re-ranks as you swipe through games and follow more fans.

## What appears in your Swarm

* **Friends' ratings and predictions** for the games they care about
* **Squad activity** — new picks, bracket entries, group-chat highlights
* **News** for the leagues you follow
* **Live tipoff and game-final** events for your favorite teams
* **Power moments** — community-rated games surfacing as they cross thresholds

## How it ranks

Swarm uses a personalization scorer that re-ranks based on:

* Who you follow and which squads you're in
* The leagues and teams you favorite
* Your swipe and dismissal patterns
* Recency of the underlying event
* Live-game state (live games surface higher than finals)

The result: your Swarm feels like your sports feed, not a generic timeline.

## Filters

The Swarm header has filter chips:

* **All** — Default mixed feed
* **My Posts** — Just your own ratings, predictions, and picks
* **Squads** — Only your squad activity
* **League** — Filter to a specific league

## Actions on a Swarm card

* **React** to a friend's rating or prediction
* **Tap** to see the underlying game or entity
* **Long-press** to share the card into a chat
* **Swipe** to dismiss or save for later

## Performance

Swarm fetches in pages and recycles cards as you scroll. When the screen goes off-screen, the live arena background pauses to save battery. Card gradients are memoized and re-render windows are tight, so scrolling stays smooth even on a long session.