How it works

From your stream to a clip ready to post.

You stream. We find the moments, cut them for TikTok, Shorts and Reels, and hand them back ready to post. Here is what happens, step by step.

1. Sign up and verify. Your email and channel link come first. Then you show the channel is yours: sign in with Twitch, Kick or YouTube, or put a short code in your bio or stream title. We only keep the channel name and its ID, never your password. Your first clip is free.
2. We learn your community. A person watches your streams and starts a file on your channel: the names, the running jokes, who your regulars are. Every editor reads it before touching your clips, so the captions get it right.
3. We cut the moments. Each clip opens on the hook, then the build-up, the moment itself and the reaction. Captions stay off faces, your cam sits in its own box, and slurs are bleeped by default.
4. Point us at moments. Paste a stream link and a timestamp in your dashboard, or mark it live with !clip or a Twitch marker, and tell us what you want: type it, or talk it into the mic. No timestamp? We find the moment for +$1.50. On a plan, the auto-clipper watches your streams and drops the moments in as free drafts.
5. You review them. Your dashboard shows every clip. Approve it, or send changes: fixing our mistakes is free, and a new direction uses credits only when the new cut lands.
6. You post. The clips are yours. Post them where you like. On the Senior plan we can schedule them for you, but only with your written go-ahead.

What every clip gets

• A vertical cut sized for TikTok, YouTube Shorts and Instagram Reels.
• Captions that follow the words, kept off faces.
• Your cam in its own box, not a corner sticker.
• A hook line that sells the moment, written in your community's words.

What we never do

• Post to your accounts without your written go-ahead.
• Use your clips in our own marketing without your written yes.
• Show your clips to anyone but you before you say yes.
• Keep your sign-in, read your messages, or ask for your password.

Why people, not just an auto-cutter

Auto-cutting tools find loud moments. They do not know that a nickname is a running joke, that a quiet line two minutes earlier sets up the payoff, or that the reaction is funnier than the play. We use tools to find candidates fast, and then a person who watches your streams decides where the clip starts, what the hook says and what gets cut. That is why the first second works and the names are right.

What you need to do

Very little. Send your channel, verify it, and tell us anything we should know: names, regulars, topics to stay away from. After that you stream as usual and check your dashboard when clips land.

Who it is for

Streamers on Twitch, Kick and YouTube who want short-form clips every week without editing them. Your first clip is free. After that, pay per clip ($6 a credit) or pick a monthly pool of credits with the auto-clipper included: see pricing.