Zentag AI

ClipMe turns one long Kick, Twitch, or YouTube stream into up to 100 captioned short-form clips — and it cuts them while the stream is still live. The industry-standard workflow is polite and slow: wait for the VOD to land, run the transcript, hand the creator an unsorted pile of maybes. That workflow was designed for podcasts, and it shows.ClipMe taps the live Kick and Twitch HLS feeds and clips during the broadcast, so a streamer's highlights exist — captioned, reframed, ranked — before the stream ends. Kick has no public API for stream ingestion; most clipping tools skip the platform for exactly that reason. That ingestion layer is ClipMe's engineering moat, not a roadmap item. Detection is vision-rank, not transcript-only. Every second of a broadcast is scored across 18 proprietary signals — including chat velocity, a first-class signal most clippers ignore — and returned as a ranked shortlist of non-overlapping moments instead of an unranked dump.

OptimaClip is an AI clipping agent that turns long videos (podcasts, livestreams, webinars, interviews, YouTube videos) into captioned vertical clips for Shorts, TikTok and Reels. The AI reviews the full recording, picks the strongest moments and explains each pick with a virality score and reasoning. Clips are reframed to 9:16 with face tracking and get animated captions in your brand style. You can finish edits in OptimaClip Studio, a timeline editor with an AI chat assistant, captions, music and brand kits, then schedule posts directly to YouTube Shorts, TikTok, Instagram, X, Threads, LinkedIn, Bluesky and Facebook. Teams get shared workspaces and templates. Pricing is credit-based (1 credit = 1 minute of source video) and clips and first exports cost nothing extra.