I built a program that fully automates clipping and short-form editing from live streams — is there demand for this?

Built a program that monitors live streams on Twitch, Kick, and YouTube, automatically detects the best moments using

a combination of chat spike detection, emote usage patterns, and audio analysis, then clips, edits, and exports them

with no manual input.

Here's what it does end to end:

- Detects viral moments in real time using chat + audio signals

- Intelligently finds a natural start and end point for the clip (not just a raw cut)

- Converts to vertical format with smart cropping that keeps the right stuff in frame

- Burns in synced captions automatically

- Optional auto-posting — you can let it post automatically or review clips first and post manually

- Can monitor multiple streams simultaneously

- From detection to finished, edited clip: around 2 minutes

Aimed at two groups: streamers who want their highlights turned into short-form content without thinking about it, and

clippers in paid clipping programs who want to catch more moments without sitting glued to a stream for hours.

I'm currently looking for beta testers. If this sounds useful to you, drop a comment or DM me — I'm looking for people who want early access and are willing to give feedback.

Curious if there's actually demand for something like this and what features would make or break it for you.

- Would you use this? Which side — streamer or clipper?

- What platforms matter most to you?

- What would be must-haves vs nice-to-haves?

- Anything that would stop you from trusting an automated clip?