Creators
Focus on playing. Review the moments later.
Highest-priority launch
World of Warcraft: Forever
Let HighlightPilot watch your WoW Forever Twitch channels — not through a game API.
The problem
One stream can last eight hours. Your editor shouldn’t have to watch all eight.
HighlightPilot monitors Twitch activity — chat spikes, emote rushes, viewer movement, and the signals our detector already supports — then surfaces candidates in Clip Inbox for human review.
We do not claim game-state recognition (legendary drops, boss HP, etc.). When chat explodes after a rare drop reveal, we can surface that moment.
Built for moments like
When something is clearly happening on stream
HighlightPilot reacts to audience and stream activity — the situations creators stream every launch week.
- World PvP erupts and chat spikes
- A raid boss finally dies
- Chat loses its mind after a drop reveal
- A pull goes horribly wrong
- A guild gets its first clear
- Funny deaths and unexpected discoveries
How it works
Prepare once. Monitor continuously.
- Add Twitch channels — the creators, guild mates, or clip targets you’ll follow for Forever.
- HighlightPilot waits for them to go live — cloud monitoring, no local install.
- Live detection — viewer/chat activity and your Gaming → MMO preset weighting (no audio).
- Strong moments appear in Clip Inbox — with the signals that fired.
- Review, approve, and share — you stay in control of what goes public.
Editors
Stop scrubbing entire broadcasts for one spike.
Guilds
Keep track of multiple streams during launch week.
Clip channels
Monitor the creators that matter from one dashboard.
Game titles and trademarks belong to their respective owners. HighlightPilot is not affiliated with or endorsed by Blizzard Entertainment or any listed publishers. HighlightPilot monitors Twitch channels — it is not an official World of Warcraft tool.