Stream Bot helps you find promising moments in selected Twitch channels and review short source clips in Telegram before opening your editor.
Free trial · 60–76 second source clips · Human review before publishing
Long Twitch VODs contain plenty of quiet minutes. Stream Bot surfaces candidate sections using audience and audio signals, then lets a person decide what is worth editing.
Follow the public Twitch channels that matter to your own content, client work or fan page.
Receive a compact source clip when a section shows signs of activity worth checking.
Review context in Telegram, then choose the hook, edit, permissions and publishing destination.
The tool handles a repetitive discovery step while the creator or editor keeps control of taste, context and rights.
Find moments from your own streams without replaying every timestamp before you start a Short.
Keep up with selected channels and inspect reactions, plays and conversations worth preserving.
Give editors a shared shortlist before the team spends time on captions, pacing and format.
Stream Bot does not auto-post, replace an editor or decide what is fair to publish. It sends a source moment for a human to check before the edit begins.
Open Stream Bot ↗Search the VOD by signal first, then shape the moment with context.
TWITCH VOD CLIP FINDERUse the first pass to save time, then keep the final editorial decision with a person.
You choose public Twitch channels to monitor. The bot surfaces candidate moments from the selected stream workflow rather than promising every moment will be a hit.
No. It sends a short source clip for review. You decide the edit, rights and destination.
Yes. Stream Bot also supports a matching Kick workflow for creators and editors working across both platforms.