Feature Guide

Never miss the moment again.

streamerOS watches your chat velocity live, bookmarks every hype spike the instant it happens, and hands your editor a timestamped CSV — so you never rewatch the whole stream hunting for clips again.

From live chat to clip list in three steps.

Connect → auto-mark → export. Raw chat text never leaves the detector — only the velocity signal and trending-keyword histograms cross the internal boundary.

Step 1 · Connect

Connect your live chat.

Point streamerOS at your stream and it starts reading chat in real time — YouTube live chat through a local window scraper, and Twitch straight over IRC. Both feeds fold into a single velocity signal the moment they're live.

Chat sources

YouTube Live

window scraper

Connected

Twitch

IRC

Connected

Step 2 · Auto-mark

It auto-marks every hype spike.

streamerOS tracks messages per second continuously. When velocity spikes past the trend, it drops a session marker on that exact timestamp automatically — no hotkey, no watching a dashboard. Every eruption gets bookmarked the instant it happens.

Live chat velocity

58msgs/s

threshold 40 / s

Spiking
Marker dropped · 01:24:07

Step 3 · Export

Export your markers to CSV.

When the stream wraps, list the whole session's markers and export them to a CSV in one click. Every timestamp and its peak velocity lands in a file your editor can open straight in the timeline — no rewatching required.

Session markers

Export CSV
00:12:41
peak 47 / s
00:38:19
peak 62 / s
01:24:07
peak 58 / s
01:51:33
peak 71 / s
4 markers exported → handed to your editor.

Catch every clip on your own machine.

Viral Moments ships in the streamerOS GA build — reading chat locally, privacy-preserving by design, and available right now.

Launching September 2026
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