• In Freestyle mode, just tap record to start the first clip – then stop to conclude it. And then the record button again for the second clip and so on. You can record as many clips as you wish. Once you tap “done” you’ll be taken to the edit screen to review you clips and manage them
• In the Assistant mode, each property area (circle) is a clip. So if you just follow the assistants recommendations you’ll get your video created as a sum of all recorded clips. Simple as that! Here you’ll also have a chance to edit once “done and continue” is tapped.

• Go to the drafts section. The video clips are saved on the drafts folder and can be edited and processed/uploaded again.
• Just tap the 3 dots and select “edit” from the menu. Repeat the necessary edition steps and save/publish the video again.
• Make sure your internet coverage is good for better results

Videos in reva are organised in 4 different folders that can be found on top of the home page of reva:

• My videos – videos or versions that you have created ◦ Shared with me – videos that other users have created and have “collaborated” with you – meaning that regardless being public or private videos, you have the ability to see it, share it or create version.
• Public feed – videos set as public that are available for all reva users
• Drafts – videos that you are creating and either opted to save as draft (to complete or upload at a later stage; or that have had an issue during saving or publishing and that are kept there until further action.

• All draft videos – be it Saved as draft or videos that have had issues in the publishing processes can be found in the “Drafts” folder – next to the “public feed”
• Once you’ve identified the draft video you want to publish, just select the quick tools (3 dots button) and choose: edit video (if you want to make updates and complete the process from there) or Publish (if you just want to upload the video to reva).

• No. reva is dependant on an active internet connection. You need to be connected to data or wifi in order for the app to work properly.
• Nonetheless, if you have already started recording a video and lose connection, you should be able to complete the process and save the video as draft. Once you are back online, you can finish the publishing process.