Hype Chain

What you just played with

A stream automation chain, simulated end to end. One trigger — a raid, a sub train, a clutch play — and five systems fire in sequence with no human touching anything:

1. Telemetry spots the moment (viewer spikes, sub velocity, kill-feed patterns, chat surges)
2. Overlay reacts on screen while the moment is still happening
3. Discord tells the community before the hype cools
4. Auto-clip marks the timestamp and queues the render
5. Social teaser drafts the short and schedules it for when the VOD lands

The latency readout is the point: the whole chain completes in a couple of seconds. That's the difference between content that captures a moment and content that describes one.

Why it wins

Creators lose their best material because capturing it is manual. The clip you meant to make after the stream never happens; the Discord post goes out three hours late; the short gets edited "next week." Automation removes the gap between a moment happening and that moment working for you — on every platform at once, every single stream.

What we'd wire up for you

• Twitch/YouTube EventSub + chat listeners tuned to your triggers (raids, subs, donos, keywords, game events)
• OBS overlay scenes fired over WebSocket — alerts, counters, replay stings that match your brand
• Discord bot posting rich announcements to the channels you choose
• Clip pipeline — auto-markers, rendered highlights, vertical crops queued for TikTok/Shorts/X
• Your rules — thresholds, cooldowns, and a kill switch on your stream deck

Interactive prototype. Stream telemetry and chat on this page are simulated to demonstrate the chain. The production system connects to your actual stream, Discord, and socials.