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Monitors check TikTok every 60 to 90 seconds. When a creator goes live, recording starts straight away and runs until the broadcast ends, then a new one starts if they go live again.
Add a creator once. StreamStash watches for them to go live, starts recording within seconds, and saves the MP4 on your Windows machine. Nothing is uploaded, nothing is shared, and the free tier never expires.
TikTok has no save button for lives and most creators never post a replay. Screen recorders need you at the keyboard, and browser-tab recorders miss the start. StreamStash is a monitor that runs in the background and records the whole thing while you do something else.
Monitors check TikTok every 60 to 90 seconds. When a creator goes live, recording starts straight away and runs until the broadcast ends, then a new one starts if they go live again.
StreamStash records the best stream TikTok serves for that broadcast, typically 720p or 1080p, and saves an MP4 to your drive. NVENC, QSV or AMF compression, on by default and switchable off, keeps big archives small without pegging your CPU.
No TikTok login is needed to record public lives, so nothing is liked, followed or viewed on your account. Recordings are files in a folder you own, not entries in someone else's public archive.
Run the Windows installer and open Live monitors. Free includes two monitors with no card, no account and no expiry.
Type a username, or click the Add from Browser bookmark on their TikTok profile. StreamStash starts watching immediately and, on Personal and above, can ping Discord when they go live.
Every recording lands in the library with a thumbnail and duration, plus peak viewers when events are captured on Power. Trim it, crop a battle, or export a clip.
Gift alerts, the big animations, hearts and the battle score bar are drawn on your screen by TikTok; they are not part of the video, so an ordinary recording keeps the camera and loses everything else. StreamStash captures those events while the stream is live and draws them back over the recording in time.
The live chat scrolls alongside the recording exactly as it happened, with gifts in line, so a reaction makes sense because you can see what it was reacting to.
Every gift plays back with its artwork, sender and coin value. A ranked list shows who spent the most on the stream, and can sit over the video as it stood at that moment.
Both creators named, running scores, the split between them and the win, lose or draw animation when it closes. Crop a 1v1 back to full size without re-encoding.
When a recording ends, StreamStash scores the chat and gift activity and cuts the busiest moments into clips automatically, so a four-hour stream comes with its highlights already cut.
Write the overlay into a copy of the recording so it plays the same on a phone, in an editor or wherever you send it, with the live chat in a panel beside the video if you want it. Works with a trim and never touches the original.
Duration and like count on every recording. With events captured on Power: peak viewers, total comments, gifts, diamonds spent, new followers and an estimate of what the stream earned the creator.
The desktop app records from your machine, so it has to be on. If that is not an option, StreamStash Cloud watches the same creators from hosted servers, records their lives, and keeps them for 30 days for you to pull down into your local library. From £8 a month, cancel any time.
Two monitors free, forever. Add a creator and let StreamStash do the waiting.
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