Find a quote or name without knowing its timestamp. Transcribe a public VOD, search the spoken words and read their context, then open that moment on Twitch. Try it first in the prepared demo.
Without signing in: the first 30 minutes. A free account: up to 72 minutes per recording, within your remaining credits. Longer recordings return a preview.
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Copy the twitch.tv/videos/… URL of the past broadcast and drop it in.
We process the available recording up to your plan limit. Longer VODs return a clearly marked preview, which you can continue after choosing a plan that covers the full length.
Type a word in Find a moment. Read the highlighted match and surrounding lines, then click its timestamp to open the original VOD. Copy the quote or save the moment to revisit it.
Paste a public VOD link and wait for the transcript. Use Find a moment to search a word or phrase, then click a result timestamp to open Twitch at that point. Search matches the transcribed words; it does not identify visual highlights or search chat.
Yes, with a plan that covers eight hours and sufficient credits. Without signing in, you get up to 30 minutes; a free account covers up to 72 minutes. Longer recordings return a preview. You can upgrade and continue from that preview. Processing time depends on the source and recording length.
Optionally. Turn on speaker labels and each line is tagged Speaker 1, Speaker 2 and so on, which helps in multi-person streams. Labelled transcripts spend two credits per hour instead of one.
Not automatically. Your library searches titles, source links and transcript text across recordings you have saved. Open a matching transcript to find the line and timestamp. It does not index every VOD on a channel or search all of Twitch.
No. This searches speech transcribed from the VOD audio, not the chat log. It also cannot recover a deleted or unavailable VOD from a Twitch link.
Search matches the transcribed words. Gaming slang, usernames and overlapping voices can be misheard, so try another distinctive word if a phrase has no match. Timestamps can be approximate: listen to the original audio before publishing a quote, and correct the transcript if needed.