Live Desk
Live Desk: mark moments while you’re live
Streamers and mods use Riveloop’s live desk during the stream. Afterward, turn only the right intervals into clips — without downloading hours of VOD at random.
Why mark moments live
After a stream it’s easy to forget when the clutch happened. Live Desk captures timestamps and tags while you’re still live, so post-production starts from chosen moments.
Your crew can collaborate on the same session: less chaotic chat, more moments ready to become vertical or native clips.
How Live Desk works
Open Live Desk connected to your Twitch channel. During the live, mark clutch, fail, reaction, sponsor, or notes. After the session, use the post-live queue to approve and create clips.
- Open a Live Desk session on your channel
- Mark moments with quick tags
- Share the desk with mods and crew
- After the live, create clips on chosen intervals
From the desk to the clip
Marked intervals feed clip creation: generate 9:16 social exports or native Twitch clips without starting from a raw full VOD.
Who it’s for
Solo streamers and teams with mods: less time hunting highlights from memory, more time publishing. Live Desk doesn’t replace automatic VOD analysis — it complements it with live human signals.
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Specific answers for this flow.
What is Live Desk on Riveloop?
It’s the control desk during a Twitch live: you mark moments with timestamps and tags, then create clips only on those intervals after the stream.
Can moderators use it?
Yes. Live Desk is built for streamers and crew: mods can help mark clutch, fail, and reaction while you’re live.
Does it replace automatic highlights?
No. Live Desk adds live human signals; you can still run VOD analysis and automatic highlights on archives afterward.
Do I need to download the whole VOD after the live?
No. You start from intervals already marked and create selective clips without rewatching hours of recording from scratch.