For Twitch creators and their teams

Find the Twitch moment.
Keep your voice.

Your best stream moments are often buried inside hours of VOD. Stream Bot gives you a focused first pass through selected channels and sends short source clips to Telegram for review.

Free trial · Source clips for review · No automatic posting

For creators who want better handoffsTwitch·VODs·Editors·Shorts
A CREATOR-CONTROLLED FIRST PASS

Less replaying.
More choosing.

Use audience activity as a search signal, not as a substitute for taste. Stream Bot helps you decide what to open first while the final story remains yours.

01

Choose the channels

Follow the public Twitch creators, collaborators or references that matter to your content plan.

02

Spot high-signal moments

Chat and audio activity help surface sections that deserve a closer look inside a long stream.

03

Hand off with context

Review the source in Telegram, then give yourself or an editor the moment, brief and publishing decision.

ONE WORKFLOW, THREE USES

From live stream
to next post.

A useful candidate can become a recap, an editor brief or a community conversation — if the context supports it.

01

Stream recap

Find the moments that make a weekly recap feel specific instead of generic.

02

Editor handoff

Give your editor a shortlist and the surrounding context before the cutting session begins.

03

Community post

Turn a real moment into a prompt, quote or discussion without losing what happened around it.

YOUR CONTENT, YOUR DECISION

Discovery can be fast.
Publishing stays human.

Stream Bot does not claim ownership, grant repost permission or publish to your accounts. It simply helps you find a promising source moment sooner.

Open Stream Bot

Find the part of the stream your audience will still be talking about tomorrow.

TWITCH CREATOR WORKFLOW
QUICK ANSWERS

A better shortlist
for your next edit.

Use the first pass to reduce search time without handing away your editorial judgment.

What does Stream Bot send?

A 60–76 second source clip from a selected public Twitch channel when chat and audio activity suggest a moment worth reviewing.

Can I give the clips to my editor?

Yes. Review the source and its context first, then share the moment and your brief through the workflow your team already uses.

Does it replace Twitch's own clip button?

No. It is a discovery layer for finding sections to inspect. You decide whether the official clip, a new edit or no post is appropriate.

READY TO REVIEW LESS VOD?

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