The cloud recorder that finds the clips for you
Record for hours without filling your laptop. WeaverClip keeps every verified segment safe, finds the moments worth posting, and finishes them with captions that look hand-edited.
5 GB free · No card · Your OBS settings stay intact
OpusClip guesses where the good part is.WeaverClip was in the room.
Step 1 · Record safely
2h 15m verified · no gaps
Step 2 · Pick the moments
4h 18m of footage became a three-item list. No scrubbing.
Step 3 · Post the finish
THATISLITERALLY
Vertical, captioned, one render.
The 90-second workflow
This is the whole product. There is no timeline to learn and no upload to babysit.
Start OBS as usual. WeaverClip streams your recording to your private vault in six-second pieces and deletes each local piece only after the vault confirms its checksum. Your laptop never holds more than about 100 MB.
74 MB on disk during a four-hour session.
When you stop, the session becomes a short ranked list instead of a timeline. Every moment shows why it ranked: your marker, chat velocity, a scene change, your audio energy, or the line you actually said.
4h 18m became five moments worth posting.
Pick a moment and you already have a recommended range, layout, hook, and caption preset. Adjust what you want, press render once, and download a vertical clip with captions that look hand-edited.
One render. No timeline, no keyframes, no NLE.
What "safe" means here
The Safety Rail is the same picture everywhere in the product: what is verified in your vault, what is still uploading, what is only on your machine, and — if it ever happens — exactly what is missing.
Hours of footage live in your vault, not your drive. The local ring buffer exists only to protect against a dropout.
A piece of footage is only called safe after its upload checksum matches. Until then the Safety Rail shows it as still catching up — never as done.
If your uplink degrades we lower the bitrate, spill to disk if there's room, and protect audio last. Whatever happens, you get told exactly where and for how long.
“38 seconds are missing at 01:42:10. Clips cannot cross this gap.” Never a spinner, never a shrug, never “something went wrong”.
Why it finds more
Six signals ride along with the recording itself. Every ranked moment tells you which ones fired and why — no unexplained virality score.
A hotkey press or a moderator typing !clip is the strongest signal there is. It rides along with the recording.
We watch how fast chat moves relative to your own baseline, so a 400-viewer stream and a 40,000-viewer stream both rank fairly.
OBS tells us the exact instant you cut to a new scene. An upload-first editor has to guess that from pixels.
We know your facecam is a 480×270 box at the top right, so the vertical reframe is exact rather than a face-tracking guess.
Sustained excitement and a well-placed pause both read differently from a single loud spike.
The transcript finds payoff lines, teaching beats, and complete stories — not just the loudest ten seconds.
Captions
Two or three words a card, clause-aware breaks, a fixed baseline while the active word moves, and text that stays clear of the action rail. These are the real typefaces the renderer uses.
ONEPIXEL.
Anton · Gaming and fast reactions
All caps, heavy black stroke, yellow active word.
notthesword.
Inter Black · Commentary and tech
Sentence case, restrained shadow, active-word scale.
THIS.TWOPEOPLE!
Archivo Black · Reactions and hype
All caps with an active colour block behind the word.
nevertheworkload.
Poppins SemiBold · Podcasts and teaching
Sentence case, softer stroke, warm accent word.
Invite an editor and they can search, preview, clip, and download straight from your vault. No transfer ritual, no external drive, no waiting for a 60 GB upload to finish overnight.
Every session keeps its transcript. Search "the burnout tape" or a half-remembered phrase and land on the exact second, a year later.
Found in Episode 112 · 00:30:40
“The burnout was not the workload. It was the four hours of scrubbing after the workload.”
If you ever cancel, Forever Proxy can keep a 480p proxy and the transcript so your archive stays searchable — only with your explicit consent.
Pricing
If you pass your vault or render allowance mid-stream, the recording keeps going and we tell you what it will cost. Storage overage is $0.04 per GB-month and extra renders are $0.05 each.
$0forever
Enough to prove the whole loop on one session.
$24per month
The plan for someone who streams every week and posts clips.
$49per month
For daily long sessions and a bigger clip output.
$119per month
Multiple creators, a clipping team, and a long archive.
Recording hours, downloads, agent reads, and invited editor seats are unlimited on every paid plan. Free keeps masters for 30 days; paid plans keep them for the length of your plan's retention.
Record for as long as you want, keep your laptop empty, and never scrub a four-hour VOD looking for the part you already remember.
5 GB free · No card · Your OBS settings stay intact