Critical moments become instant actions.
Streamsense is a real-time AI engine that watches and listens to live streams on Twitch, Kick, YouTube and tournament feeds. It detects the moments that matter, in vision and audio at once, and fires the right action in seconds, while the moment is still live.
Watch. Listen. Detect. Act.
One engine, four steps. From live pixels and audio to a fired automation in seconds.
Watch
Frame-by-frame computer vision reads the stream: game states, scoreboards, poses and gestures, motion, on-screen events.
Listen
Speech and sound analysis in parallel: spoken keywords, caster excitement, crowd roar. The hype you can hear before you see it.
Detect
The engine matches what it sees and hears against the moments you defined: a round win, a timeout, a word, a spike. Every detection carries a confidence score.
Act
The moment fires your automation instantly: an ad server, a sponsor overlay, a data feed, a webhook, an alert. No human in the loop.
Anything observable on the feed
Vision and audio run side by side, so Streamsense catches what single-signal tools miss and counts what humans can't.
Game states
Round wins, timeouts, overtime, scoreboard changes, objectives taken.
Spoken moments
Keywords, caster excitement, catchphrases, in any of the languages we train for.
Poses & gestures
Celebrations, facepalms, product-in-hand, the physical language of a stream.
Hype spikes
Crowd surges and chat velocity, the emotional peaks worth acting on.
On-screen events
Logos, overlays, sponsor exposure, anything that appears in the picture.
Machine-speed stats
Headshot counts, streaks, first bloods, statistics too fast to count by hand.
Detections become triggers, not dashboards.
Streamsense outputs are wired straight into the systems that act on them. Detection becomes action, unattended.
{ "event": "round_win", "team": "A", "t": "+1.8s" }
{ "event": "keyword", "text": "clutch", "t": "+0.7s" }
{ "event": "headshot", "count": 27, "t": "+0.9s" }
Works with any feed
Three ways in, always with the streamer's or organizer's permission. Pick the tier that matches how fast the output needs to be.
Public broadcast
Streamsense watches the public stream. Perfect for audience-facing activations: what fires is synchronized with what viewers actually see.
Production feed
The organizer sends the pre-delay program feed over SRT or RTMP. Detection runs seconds behind true game state, with no hardware on site.
On-premise device
A Streamsense device watches the master feed at the venue. Effectively instant detection for the products where every second counts.
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