rtMedia adds photo, audio and video uploads on top of BuddyPress or BuddyBoss, storing each upload as a row in rtm_media with media_type, media_author, context (profile, group), privacy and upload_date columns. Interaction data (likes, views) lives in rtm_media_interaction keyed by media_id. The default rtMedia admin shows a per-row moderation list, which is right for triaging a single upload and wrong for cohort-level audits.

SleekView reads the rtm_media tables joined with the BuddyPress users table and renders the stream as a queryable audit table. Filter to video uploads in the last 14 days for moderation triage. Filter to private uploads from new members to spot onboarding patterns. Sort by media_author to assemble creator-program shortlists or moderation review lists. The same data the chart view aggregates becomes a row-level surface for community managers, moderators and creator programs.

The plugin keeps owning uploads, transcoding and rendering. The table view owns the audit grid, so the data rtMedia already records stops hiding behind a flat moderation row list and becomes something operations can query.

rtMedia captures detailed creator signal: who uploads, what media types, in what context with what privacy and how often. The default admin renders that as a flat moderation row list, which is right for triaging individual uploads and wrong for understanding what the community is making at the cohort level. SleekView reads the rtm_media tables joined with rtm_media_interaction and the users table and renders the stream as a queryable audit grid with type, context, privacy, author and engagement counts as real columns.

Filters stack into a single query so the moderation queue, the creator shortlist and the privacy audit become one-click views rather than spreadsheet exports. The plugin keeps owning uploads, transcoding and rendering, while community ops finally has the per-row surface the dataset always deserved.