No. SleekView reads the live PeepSo photos table directly through the WordPress database layer, so every card on the board reflects the same row a moderator would see in the standard PeepSo screen. There is no copy of the data, no second source of truth, and nothing to keep in sync.

Yes. When a card moves between lanes SleekView writes the new status value back to the photo row using the same update path PeepSo uses internally. The standard PeepSo hooks fire, the activity feed refreshes, and the member sees the new state on their profile right away.

Yes. The card editor lets you pick any column from the photo schema, including the stored thumbnail URL. SleekView renders that URL as an image at the top of the card so moderators see the upload itself before they read the title, uploader, or report count.

Custom status values still appear as lanes. SleekView detects the distinct values in the status column at board creation and offers each as a lane. You can rename, hide, and recolor them, and add new lanes for any future statuses without touching the database or writing a migration.

Yes. SleekView checks the same WordPress capabilities PeepSo checks before letting a user drag a card or open the album view. Members with a moderator role can act on the board, regular members never see it at all, and audit data stays where PeepSo writes it.

Yes. The filter bar at the top of the board accepts column-level filters, so you can show only photos from one uploader, one album, a specific date range, or anything reported more than a chosen number of times. Filters combine and persist as the moderator works.

The board lazy-loads cards inside each lane and reads the photo table with paginated queries, so a sudden upload spike does not stall the admin. Moderators scroll the busy lane and SleekView fetches more cards as they go, keeping the rest of WordPress responsive.

SleekView is plugin-agnostic. The same kanban view works against PeepSo Videos, PeepSo Groups, PeepSo Friends, or any other custom table once you point it at the right table and status column. You configure each board separately to fit each module.