Who ClipMe is built for

The job changes depending on what you broadcast. Here's how ClipMe fits each kind of creator — and what it actually does with your stream.

Streamers

ClipMe turns one long Kick or Twitch stream into a week of short-form. It watches the whole broadcast, catches the moments your viewers reacted to, and ships 50–100 vertical clips — auto-translated captions, reframed to 9:16, and auto-posted to TikTok, Reels and Shorts on your cadence.

Podcasters

ClipMe turns each podcast episode into 50–100 captioned vertical clips. Upload the recording and it scores the full recording, surfaces the quotable, funny and heated moments, face-tracks the reframe so both speakers stay in frame at 9:16, and adds word-level auto-translated captions for silent autoplay.

Agencies & editors

ClipMe clips every client's stream without the timeline. Point it at each VOD and it scores the full VOD, cuts the winners, and hands your editors a ranked, reframed, captioned shortlist to approve instead of scrub for — with B-roll and sponsor-mention detection, then auto-posting per platform, per client, on set cadences.

Educators & coaches

ClipMe surfaces the teaching buried in your hour-long webinars. Drop a recorded session and it scores the whole session, pulls the one-minute lessons that hook strangers, captions them for silent autoplay, auto-translates them for every audience, and posts the vertical clips to TikTok, Reels and Shorts on a schedule.

Gamers

ClipMe clips your plays and the moments chat lost it — not just the kills a kill-feed detector sees. It's native to Kick and Twitch, covers the IRL and variety segments between games, and returns 50–100 clips reframed to 9:16, captioned and auto-posted on your cadence.

IRL & Just Chatting streamers

IRL and Just Chatting has no kill feed for a gaming-tuned clipper to read — ClipMe was built for it. It catches the reactions, bits and chaos that make a no-gameplay stream clippable, captions them for silent autoplay, and auto-posts them. Native to Kick, where most of this culture lives.

VTubers

ClipMe catches the moments your community would clip and never misses one. It watches every second of your Kick or Twitch stream, reframes each pick to keep your model centered at 9:16, captions it, and posts 50–100 clips from one stream to TikTok, Reels and Shorts.

Clippers & clip channels

ClipMe runs a clips channel without the scrubbing. Point it at the streamer you cover and it scores their whole stream, surfaces the hype moments as they happen, and hands you ranked, reframed, captioned clips ready to post — batching a whole stream into a week of content.

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