Personalized Gaming Clip Feed
Medal organizes short gaming videos around a personalized home feed, so users can move from quick discovery to longer browsing without leaving the app. Favorite-game setup helps tune the feed, while sections such as Weekly Top 10, Trending Clips, League of Legends, and Dead by Daylight make it easy to focus on specific communities or current highlights.
Each clip card brings the game name, creator, follow action, reactions, comments, and sharing controls into one place. Search by games, players, or tags provides another route into the catalog. This combination suits players who want a fast stream of Fortnite, Valorant, Roblox, or other gameplay moments and creators who want their posts to remain discoverable beyond a single friend group.
Record, Import, and Publish Gameplay
Medal gives creators two clear starting points for adding gameplay: start a recording from the app or import a video that already exists on the device. The recording prompt explains that gameplay can be captured directly, while the New post screen keeps recording and import choices side by side instead of burying them in a long editor menu.
After a clip is selected, creators can prepare it as a post and use sharing tools to send the moment to friends or other apps. The Android experience also connects with Medal's wider capture workflow, including clips created on a computer. That makes the app useful both for an immediate mobile recording and for turning an existing highlight into a shareable community post.
Clip Library Across Mobile and Desktop
The clip library separates content into practical views such as All, Public, Expiring Link, Medal Cloud, albums, and all clips. Users can return to captured or uploaded videos without scrolling through the social feed, making the library a working space for locating a specific highlight, checking an album, or preparing another share.
Medal also brings PC gaming clips into the mobile app, so desktop captures can appear alongside mobile content under the same account. A library message directs users to take clips on desktop and confirms where those uploads will appear. For players who capture on one device but review or share on another, this cross-device organization keeps the collection accessible away from the gaming setup.
Profiles, Search, and Gaming Community
Profiles give Medal users a place to present clips, follow other players, and build a visible history around the games they enjoy. The profile area includes follower and following counts, games, My Posts, Tagged, Favorites, profile editing, and profile sharing, which helps creators manage both identity and published content from one screen.
Search and feed actions support the social side of the app. Users can follow a creator directly from a clip, react with a like, open comments, or share a post, then use game and tag searches to find more of the same style. This structure works well for small gaming groups, highlight hunters, and creators who want feedback without managing a separate general-purpose video channel.
