Search your stream like it's text.
Every spoken word across dozens of creators' VODs — transcribed, timestamped, searchable. Find the line, cut on the exact word, swap cameras mid-sentence between synced collab POVs, and render the finished video in the cloud.
“clip that”— Melrosee
“holy people over here”— CherrieBlossomm
“low-key”— jagerzgoober
“get that man”— SkillCheckk
From a raw VOD to a finished video.
Search the words, build the cut, render in the cloud — the whole pipeline lives in one place. Follow it end to end, or jump straight to the step you need; each one opens its own guide.
- Find a creator
Add anyone to the directory and queue their VODs — every word gets transcribed and timestamped.
- Search the moments
Bundle phrases and run them across every transcript to surface each time it's said — not just name matches.
- Build a List
Gather the hits into a curated playlist — one creator or a multi-creator compilation — then reorder, trim, and star.
- Finish in Studio
Split beats, set per-beat POV and crop, pick the collab layout, then render a finished mp4 — or export SRTs for your own editor.
- Cover & publish
Compose a branded 1280×720 thumbnail, then upload to YouTube or share the List in the public gallery.
Pick a query list. See what it pulls.
Hand-curated phrase bundles, newest first — catchphrases, callouts, recurring bits. Click any card to run all its phrases at once and see the live hits; the ones turned into a cut link straight to the supercut.
Pick a list. Watch a couple clips.
Real public lists, newest first — catchphrases, callouts, highlights. Each clip ships with a word-aligned transcript.
The things people ask before signing in.
Who is it for?
Content creators who stream on Twitch and edit clips elsewhere — any game works for transcripts. For Dead by Daylight we can also detect in-game audio events (match intros, hooks, gen completes, lobby alarms); that's an on-request extra, not the main focus — ask if you'd like it enabled for your channel.What does the output look like?
Finished, ready-to-post clips — rendered in the cloud as vertical or landscape MP4s, captions burned in. Publish straight to YouTube or TikTok, or download.
Prefer your own editor? Export a zip of timestamped segments + word-aligned
.srtfiles for CapCut, Premiere, DaVinci, or Final Cut (you supply the source video).
What does signing in with Twitch give you?
We request
scope=""— the identity-only Twitch OAuth flow. We literally cannot post, follow, DM, or read your chat; those need scopes we don't ask for. Twitch shows you the exact permissions on the authorize screen.Revoke any time at twitch.tv/settings/connections.
Can I look around without signing in?
Yes — browse public lists, creators, and transcripts without an account. You only need to sign in to make your own.Can I sign in from a TV or another device?
Yes — head to /login/device and pair with a short code. Same Twitch account either way; the code flow is just there for browsers / devices where the OAuth redirect is awkward.
How much does it cost?
Free right now, no card. The direction it's heading: working with your own streams stays free — browse, transcribe, and clip your own content as much as you like. A paid tier is planned for building content from other creators' streams, and a share of that revenue goes back to the creators whose clips you use. Paid covers the transcription + infrastructure cost of running the archive.What will the paid tier include?
On the roadmap: subscriptions for automated list-building (point it at a phrase, get a compilation back) and deeper event / analytics tooling. The free, own-content path isn't going behind a paywall — paid is for the heavier, others'-content creation workflows that actually cost money to run.
