You stream. The rest takes care of itself.
- You do
- Add your channel once.
- You get
- After every stream, graded clips wait for you, captioned, framed on your cam.
- The week after
- You post the A's between two streams, without reopening a four-hour VOD.
Paste a Twitch, Kick or YouTube link, or connect your channel. Nysos listens to everything, grades every moment from A to F with the reason, and delivers captioned 9:16 clips, ready to post.


'Are you afraid of death? Yes.' — a direct, vulnerable confession from one of the biggest creators alive, and the stumble makes it raw and unscripted.
Tight, escalating structure: the fear admission, then the specific dread of nothingness, then the philosophical counter (you didn't exist before birth either). No padding.
MrBeast genuinely articulating an existential fear with that much specificity is rare and human, and the before-birth symmetry argument is a classic, well delivered.
Existential dread, celebrity vulnerability and a universal fear: 'are you afraid of death?' clips consistently travel.
Public job: the engine graded 16 clips on this podcast. The six shortest play here, in episode order.Open the job
The engine follows whoever is speaking shot after shot, separates the webcam from the game when there is one, and lays word-synced captions. What you see here is a real render.
It detects who's talking, adapts the framing shot after shot, and captions every 9:16 clip — ready to post.
Add your Twitch, Kick or YouTube channel once. Nysos spots every stream and every new YouTube video (from 3 min to 2 hours, no Shorts or streams), grades every moment and cuts while you sleep. In the morning, an email: your clips are ready.
Watches your streams and uploads
Grabs the stream or video
Transcribes and grades every moment
Reframes and captions
Graded clips in your jobs
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The whole journey, replayed here with the public job's data: the link actually pasted, the engine's four steps, the sixteen graded clips, one grade opened with its reasons.
The Nysos interface, replayed here in HTML — same labels, same colours, same steps. The numbers are the public job's: 25:28 processed out of 2:17:47, 16 graded clips.
No clip limit per job: the quota follows the minutes of video processed. The Live Watcher is included everywhere.
Sub-processors, their roles, processing countries and the clauses covering transfers outside the European Economic Area: Privacy
Jobs expire automatically. You can delete everything earlier, from your account.
TikTok and YouTube through the platforms' authorized connections. No password shared.
The engine reads the full transcript, finds high-potential moments and grades every candidate on four axes: Hook, Flow, Value, Trend. You see the letter and the reason, not a black box.
No. Every clip comes out reframed to 9:16 on whoever is speaking, captioned and titled. You can open the editor to adjust a cut, or publish as is.
A Twitch VOD, a YouTube video, a Kick replay, or an uploaded video file. And with no link to paste: the Live Watcher captures your Twitch or Kick channel live, and every new video on a YouTube channel (from 3 min to 2 hours, no Shorts or streams).
Upload the file directly. The job runs in the background: close the tab, an email tells you when the clips are ready.
No by default. They are processed to produce your account's clips, then deleted under the 30-day retention. Any other use requires your explicit consent.
Sub-processors and processing countries: see the privacy policy. You can delete everything from your account.
You get an email as soon as your clips are ready. 60 minutes a month, no card.