When someone streams your game on Twitch, hundreds of players are typing bugs, complaints, and feature ideas in real time — and most developers never see them. StreamSense connects to any live stream of your game, captures the chat, filters out the noise, and uses AI to generate a structured summary: bugs found, UX friction, feature requests, and what players actually loved. Built for indie devs who want real feedback without hiring a QA team.
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I built StreamSense because I kept seeing indie developers miss out on some of the most valuable feedback they'd ever get - Twitch chat.
When a streamer plays your game live, their chat is essentially a free focus group. Players type exactly what they think in real time: "why does the camera feel weird", "this boss is impossible", "please add controller support". But most developers either aren't watching, or they are watching and can't keep up with the scroll.
StreamSense solves that by connecting to any live stream of your game, filtering out the noise and spam, and using Claude AI to generate a structured summary - bugs, UX issues, feature requests, and what players actually loved.
I'm a solo developer and this is a side project I built because I genuinely think it fills a gap in the indie dev toolkit. The free plan gives you 2 AI summaries to try it out with no credit card needed.
Would love to hear your thoughts, especially from any indie devs who've tried to get feedback this way before. What would make this more useful for you?
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