You stream. The system listens to your chat, recognises the moments that trigger a reaction, cuts the passage, reformats it vertically with subtitles, and publishes it to your own TikTok account. You change nothing about the way you stream.
A four-hour stream might contain six moments worth showing to a wider audience. Finding them means rewatching the recording, spotting the passages, reframing them vertically, adding subtitles and posting at the right time. That is two to three hours of work for an uncertain result, which is why most streamers never do it.
It monitors your chat activity continuously during the stream. When the message rate accelerates beyond its usual level, it marks the moment, retrieves the matching passage through the official Twitch API, reframes it to 9:16 while tracking the subject on screen, generates subtitles, and places the clip in your publishing queue.
It publishes nothing without your approval unless you asked for that. It does not touch your Twitch account. It does not republish your clips on accounts other than yours without your explicit consent. And it does not keep video files longer than publication requires.
Twitch to name the channel to monitor, TikTok through the official OAuth flow. You never enter your TikTok password on our side.
Nothing to do on your end. Detection runs while you stream.
Vertical reframing, subtitles, suggested caption and hashtags.
Every clip waits for your go-ahead in your dashboard. You can also switch on automatic publishing.
The trigger is the message spike relative to your channel's own average, not a fixed threshold. A 50-viewer channel and a 5,000-viewer channel are each measured on their own scale.
From 16:9 to 9:16, keeping the main subject centred in frame.
Automatic transcription burned in, so clips read without sound.
Every clip appears in your dashboard with its video, score and caption before it goes out.
Clips are spread across time slots rather than posted in a burst.
Publishing happens on your TikTok account, under your name. You can revoke access at any time.
Signing up is free and asks for no card details. You connect your accounts, you stream, and you judge on the first clips.
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