Use case
Viral Manager for streamers
Your stream produces hours of footage a day. The channel that grows is never the one with the most clips, it is the one whose clips are cut to the formats currently winning on Instagram and TikTok. This is the tool that tells you which formats those are, and runs the editors who cut them.
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@bethanyydobsonInsta9 posts / 7d • 1.1M • 4.2% eng.Top post1.2M84K Followed by @kayla_itsines, @justcoco Add
@mdj_fitnessInsta6 posts / 7d • 1.7M • 3.8% eng.Top post890K61K Followed by @kendalltoole Add
@jujufitcatsInsta12 posts / 7d • 3.4M • 2.9% eng.Top post2.4M146K Followed by @kayla_itsines Add
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@melrobbins Business #podcast Foll. 7d9.4M+1.8% Views 30d264K+18% Last1 d
@matildadjerf Fashion #grwm Foll. 7d4.1M+0.9% Views 30d288K+12% Last3 d
@kendalltoole Fitness #hook Foll. 7d1.1M+3.1% Views 30d301K+24% Last1 d
@justine_snacks Food #recipe Foll. 7d842K+1.2% Views 30d141K-4% Last4 d
@justcoco Fitness #gym Foll. 7d618K+4.6% Views 30d198K+27% Last1 dYour clips channel, run like a channel and not like an afterthought
Most streamers treat short-form as leftovers: whatever the editor found funny this week. Meanwhile the streamers who grow off-platform run their clips page like a faceless operation: they watch what similar channels' clips do, they cut to formats that are working, and they measure per period. All three of those are product features here, not discipline.
94/100 Analysis completed@kayla_itsinesx4.2 412K 38K 4 Sep
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86/100 Analysis completed@melrobbinsx2.9 264K 19K 8 Sep
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@weworewhatx2.6 176K 12K 9 Sep
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@susiebubblex1.5 71K 5.4K 13 SepHow Viral Manager helps streamers
Watch the clip pages in your scene
The streamers you share an audience with, and the pages that clip them. When one of their cuts breaks out, you see it and you see why.
Cut to a format, not to a feeling
The analysis turns a winning clip into a written structure: the cold open, the caption style, the pacing. Your editor cuts to that.
Brief your editor in one object
The reference clip, the timestamp note and the deadline, in a portal on their phone. Not a Discord message that scrolls away mid-stream.
Know what is cut before it is due
Five statuses from assigned to approved. You stream, the board remembers, and a missing day of posts shows up before it happens.
Keep every good moment findable
The library holds references and delivered cuts, tagged and searchable. The clip that popped in January is a template in June.
Measure the funnel honestly
Views gained per period on your clips pages, through the official APIs. That is the number that tells you short-form is filling the stream.
You stream. Someone else should be running the pipeline.
The working setup is almost always the same: the streamer supplies footage and taste, an editor or two cut daily, and sometimes a manager approves and schedules. Each of those is a role here, and the editors get briefs on their phone without ever touching your research or your numbers.
- OwnerYou, or the manager who runs your business
The full app, plus billing.
The watchlist, every analysis, every brief, every page's numbers.
- MemberA channel manager, if you have one
The app, on a seat you invite by email.
The shared watchlist and board, so the strategy survives an editor change.
- CreatorYour editor, or each of them
A private portal link. No account, no password, installable on a phone.
Their briefs: the reference, your note, the deadline. They upload cuts to the same place.
ReferenceGRWM, gym to street
Due today, 6 pm
Manager note
Keep the hook under 2 seconds. Shoot the mirror shot last.
From a stream moment to a posted clip
- To do
You or your manager spec the clip: the moment, the reference format, the deadline.
- In progress
The editor takes it in the portal. Nobody has to ask what they are on.
- Filmed
The cut exists in draft. Tomorrow's posting slot is safe, and you know it tonight.
- Sent
The delivery lands in the library, attached to the brief.
- Approved
You approve it for posting, or send it back with a note in the same thread.
A smarter way to grow off-platform
Five parts of the product, in the order a streamer actually meets them. Each one has its own page if you want the detail.
Your scene, watched while you stream
Follow the clip pages and streamers in your lane on Instagram and TikTok. When one posts far above its own baseline, you get told, and the format behind it is one analysis away.
See how it worksThe cut behind the clip, in writing
Cold open, captions, pacing, payoff, transcript. It is the difference between telling your editor to make it punchier and handing them a spec.
See how it worksNew Analysis completed@melrobbins94/100New Analysis completed@kayla_itsines91/100 Analysis completed@kendalltoole88/100 Analysis completed@matildadjerf84/100 Analysis completed@justcoco81/100 Analysis completed@chontelduncan77/100
MayaThe first two seconds set a promise and delay the payoff to 0:07. Keep the pattern, tighten the caption.
A posting schedule that survives your stream schedule
Folders per channel or per week, briefs with deadlines, five statuses. The pipeline runs during the hours you are live.
See how it worksEditors get a link, not a licence
Each editor sees their own briefs and uploads their cuts from their phone. Onboarding a new editor is sending a link, and offboarding one removes exactly one link.
See how it works
Reference#gym-povGym POV, 3 clips
Due today, 6 pm
What the clips actually did this week
Connect your clips pages through the official Instagram and TikTok APIs and read views gained and watch time per period. The report your sponsors ask for already exists.
See how it worksViews gained
1.24M
+38%
Viral posts
12
+4
Delivered
31
+9
Frequently asked questions
Does it clip my VODs automatically?
No, and that is deliberate. Auto-clippers produce volume without taste, and taste is what wins. This tool decides what is worth cutting and to which format, then runs the editors who cut it.
Does it track Twitch or YouTube?
Discovery and connected accounts cover Instagram and TikTok, which is where clips compete for new audience. Your stream platform is the source; the tool covers the destination.
My editor already works in my Discord. Why move?
Keep Discord for talking. What breaks in a chat is the work object: which clip, which reference, which deadline, which version got approved. That object lives here, with its history.
Can several editors work in parallel?
Yes, each with their own portal and their own briefs. They do not see each other's work, and the board shows you the whole pipeline.
Do my editors see my analytics?
No. A portal only ever shows a creator their own briefs. Numbers, research and the watchlist stay on your side.
I have no manager and no editor yet. Too early?
Solo at 25 dollars a month works alone: watch your scene, analyze what breaks out, cut to it yourself. The pipeline is there for the day you hire, with nothing to migrate.
Can my manager run all of this for me?
Yes. Invite them as an admin or member: they run the watchlist, the briefs and the schedule, and the numbers stay in your workspace, not in their personal tools.
Can I try it first?
The free viral score analyzer scores one clip with no signup, and every plan starts with a 7-day trial.
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