A Twitch clipping service that already knows which moments hit.

Twitch publishes what your viewers clipped and how many times each was watched. That is not a heuristic, it is a room full of people telling you which thirty seconds mattered. We start there every time.

When nobody clipped it, chat still reacted. We blend message rate with audio so a burst of emotes carries more weight than the streamer simply getting loud.

Most Twitch layouts put the facecam bottom right, so a centre crop lands on empty desktop. We set the crop anchor once per channel and check a frame before anything ships.

We record as you go live rather than waiting on the VOD, so nothing is lost when the replay window closes.

Before we cut anything new we go through what your viewers already made — usually a month of posts sitting there.

We set the frame for your layout and look at a real output frame before anything ships.

No. Everything we use to find moments is already public — your clips, your chat, your stream. We only ever need account access if you want the finished clips delivered into your own drafts.

That is the argument for capturing live. Twitch only keeps VODs for a limited window depending on your account, and once one expires the moments in it are gone. We record as you stream, so the material outlives the VOD.

Yes. There is usually a back catalogue of viewer clips worth mining before we cut anything new — often a month's worth of posts sitting there already.