For clipping agencies and creator networks

Start every edit
with a signal.

A clipping operation loses time before the editor ever opens a timeline. Stream Bot gives your team a focused first pass through selected Twitch and Kick channels, delivered to Telegram for human review.

Twitch + Kick · 60–76 second source clips · No automatic publishing

Designed for the clip pipelineSource list·Signal pass·Editorial review·Short-form edit
A SMALL LAYER BEFORE THE QUEUE

More editors
starting in the right place.

Give a team a shortlist of moments worth opening first. Keep the final decision with the person who knows the creator, audience and brief.

01

Define the source list

Choose public Twitch and Kick channels that match your clients, campaigns and usage permissions.

02

Scout by audience signal

Chat and audio activity help surface sections worth checking instead of making every editor scrub from zero.

03

Hand off the context

Editors review the source moment, confirm the brief and make the cut for Shorts, Reels, TikTok or YouTube.

WHERE A PILOT FITS

One test.
Useful evidence.

Keep the pilot small enough to compare, then expand only if it reduces time-to-first-viable-edit for real creators.

01

Campaign teams

Give editors a consistent discovery step before a high-volume short-form brief.

02

Creator agencies

Test a shared source list without taking over creator accounts or publishing on their behalf.

03

Clipper communities

Offer an optional tool resource that members can try while keeping their own editorial standards.

CONTROL STAYS WITH THE TEAM

Discovery is automated.
Publishing is deliberate.

Stream Bot is a source-moment scout, not a rights clearance service or an auto-poster.

Does it replace our editors?

No. It narrows the first search. Editors still review context, choose the hook, make the cut, confirm permissions and publish through the approved channel.

What is a sensible pilot?

Use one or two editors, a limited approved source list and a defined time window. Compare how quickly the team reaches a viable edit against the old workflow.

Can we mention it to our community?

Only with your approval and under your normal resource or community rules. No automatic or unsolicited posts are part of the workflow.

READY TO TEST THE FIRST PASS?

Give your editors
a better start.

Try the pilot