For live podcasters

Live podcasts get clipped.

If your podcast streams live on Twitch, Parasocials catches the soundbites in real time. Post during the recording. Less work later.

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For live conversation shows

A different tool for live podcast workflows

For podcasts that stream live to Twitch.

Bot covers your show as it happens. Audio peaks and chat reactions both signal viral moments.

Best fit: live conversation shows.

Reaction shows, debate podcasts, live talk formats. Anything where the live audience amplifies viral moments.

Not for studio-recorded podcasts.

If you record in a studio and edit later (no live stream), other tools fit better. Honest.

What you get

Built for live podcast workflows

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Soundbites captured live

Laughs, voice-raises, audience cheer — the moments your editor would flag.

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Audience reactions count

When live chat fires off in unison, the bot catches it. Your audience tells you what's viral.

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Polish in-app

Trim, add captions in your show's style, export to vertical platforms.

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Per-episode folders

Each episode gets its own folder. Easy to find that one clip from "ep 47, the dating one".

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Push to your CMS

Zapier to Notion / Drive / your podcast's production system.

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Multi-format export

Vertical for TikTok, square for Instagram, horizontal for YouTube.

Episode workflow

During and after the live

Pre-show

Add your show's Twitch channel once. Bot covers every future stream.

During recording

Bot is silent in chat. Captures moments as they happen. Your co-host doesn't notice.

Mid-show check

During a break, glance at the library. Already 8 clips queued from the first hour.

End of show

Open the library. 30-40 moments waiting. Polish 5, post 5, done.

Common questions

Podcast FAQ

Does this work for audio-only podcasts (Spotify, Apple)?

Not directly — Parasocials watches Twitch live streams. If your podcast doesn't stream live, this isn't the right fit.

I stream on YouTube Live, not Twitch?

YouTube Live is on the roadmap. Twitch first.

Can the bot pick up multi-host conversations?

Yes — covers whoever's on the live audio feed. Chat reactions pick up specific guests / topics.

What about clips of just the audio (no video)?

Whatever Twitch broadcasts, the bot captures. If your stream is audio-only with a static frame, the clip captures that.

Good enough for the podcast's social channels?

Yes for soundbite clips (10-30s viral moments). For long-form discussion clips, you'll want a deeper post-production editor.

Try it on your next live episode.

Free to try. Bot connects automatically.

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