LiveStreamRecorder gives creators one place to keep their own live broadcasts — to watch back, search through, cut into clips and share.
Nov 2025
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Sep 27, 2026Statistics for everyoneWhen you go live, how long you stay, and how that shifts week to week — on every platform, not just TikTok.
Nov 14, 2025Day oneOne platform and a list of one creator. There was barely a website yet.
Dec 18, 2025Rebuilt from scratchThe site you're reading this on was started over from nothing — real pages, and somewhere for the recordings to live.
Jan 9, 2026More than one platformFour more arrived on the same day, and creators got a page of their own.
Jan 14, 2026It learned other languagesEnglish stopped being the only way in — the whole site, not just the front page.
Jan 29, 2026ClipsShort vertical cuts of your own streams, ready to post somewhere else.
Feb 11, 2026Publish straight to TikTokConnect your account and send a clip from your own stream to it, without downloading a thing.
Feb 15, 2026AI StudioTurn a moment from your own recording into a meme, a GIF or a cover image, without leaving the page.
Feb 21, 2026PremiumMore room and longer storage, for the people whose libraries had outgrown the free one.
Feb 26, 2026InsightsHow often a creator goes live, when they usually start, and which way their following is moving.
Mar 3, 2026One tap to sign inSign in with an account you already have. Most people haven't typed a password here since then.
Mar 7, 2026Off the websiteA browser extension and a phone app, so your streams aren't somewhere you have to go looking for.
Apr 4, 2026The video editorTrim a long recording down to the part actually worth keeping, straight in the browser.
Apr 16, 2026YouTube tooThe same one-click publishing, pointed at your channel.
May 23, 2026Fourteen languagesThai, Filipino and Italian finished the set.
May 29, 2026Recordings that name themselvesEvery recording gets its own title and description, so finding one stops being a guess between timestamps.
Jul 8, 2026Twice as long, twice as fastA bigger server, and recordings that stay for sixty days instead of thirty.
Aug 16, 2026Twenty-six platformsOne place for your streams, wherever you happen to go live.
Sep 8, 2026Search inside your own streamsDescribe what you remember and land on the minute it happened, instead of scrubbing through hours of your own video.
Sep 13, 2026Chat with your videoAsk for the part you want and get a clip back, in your own words.
Sep 27, 2026Statistics for everyoneWhen you go live, how long you stay, and how that shifts week to week — on every platform, not just TikTok.
It grew a week at a time
There was never a launch. The first version handled one platform and could not play anything back. Everything since — twenty-six platforms, fourteen languages, clips, the editor, search, AI Studio, statistics — arrived the same way: someone asked for it, and it turned up the following week. That is still how it works.