Skip to content

Every stream you follow.
Recorded as it goes live.

Follow the streams you have the right to record. Compiler records each one, day or night, and keeps it on your computer.

The channels you follow, a few of them live, and a TV channel with a programme set to record. As each one goes live, or the programme comes on, it is recorded, its stream flowing down into the recordings on your computer. When it ends, its recording lands there with the rest, and a copy goes up to Backblaze B2.

Made for

  • macOS
  • Windows
  • Linux

The stream ends. The recording is saved, filed under its channel, on your computer.

Nothing leaves it unless you send it somewhere.

Manage your recordings

Follow once.
Recorded every time.

Close the window and Compiler keeps watch in the background, recording each channel you follow whenever it goes live.

  1. Step 1. Follow a channel.

    Add it by name or link, and turn on Record when live.

  2. Step 2. It records itself.

    Whenever they go live, even while you're away.

  3. Step 3. Watch from the start.

    Catch up from the beginning while it's still live, or jump to now.

Kept as it was broadcast. Compiler saves the stream's own picture and sound, never compressed again.

No one else's server decides what you keep.

Download

Record it. Watch it. Read every word.

  1. Records when they go live

    Compiler checks the channels you follow and records each one the moment it goes live.

    • Record now, or whenever they go live
    • Stop one show, and the next is still recorded
    • Tells you when it starts and when it's saved
  2. All of them at once

    When everyone goes live on the same night, each one records side by side, up to 16 at a time.

    • Each at its own quality
    • Watch any of them while it records
    • Pause them all for the night
  3. Find who's live

    Discover shows who's live on a site right now. Follow the ones you like from there.

    • Sorted by viewers, followers or most recent
    • Search live rooms by name
    • A live preview when you point at one
  4. Rules for each channel

    Give a channel its own quality and time limit, and hear about the ones you care about.

    • The best quality a stream offers, or the one you choose
    • A time limit, or until the stream ends
    • A notification when they go live

Watch sixteen at once.

Multiview plays live streams and recordings side by side. Tile them, stack them or give one the stage, then save the wall as a playlist.

Four streams in a multiview, rearranged as tiles, one large beside three, one large over three, and four columns

Every word, written down.

Once a recording is saved, Compiler transcribes it on your computer, in up to 99 languages. The audio never leaves it.

A word searched in a recording’s transcript, its lines found and played from

Search what was saidEach line plays the recording from that moment.

Made for how you watch

Wherever someone you follow goes live, Compiler keeps what you would have missed.

  1. Never miss a stream

    Asleep, at work or in another time zone, it's recorded and waiting when you're back.

  2. Your own broadcasts

    Keep every stream you host, whole, long after the site's replay is gone.

  3. Clips and highlights

    Find the moment by what was said, then cut it into a clip for any screen.

  4. Watch anywhere

    Recordings play from your drive, on a train or a plane, with no connection.

Built for the all-night stream

  • Picks up after a crash

    A crash or a power cut doesn't lose what was recorded. Compiler finishes it the next time it opens.

  • Keeps your computer awake

    While anything records, your computer stays awake, even with the window closed.

  • Stops before the disk fills

    Recording stops while 5 GB are still free, so the rest of your computer keeps working.

Questions about recording

Keep every stream you follow.

Free for 14 days