Schedule Twitch clips and updates in advance
Queue a month of Twitch clips and updates in minutes and let postqueen publish them at the times you pick. No reminders, no copy and paste.
Schedule Twitch stream titles, categories, chat announcements and clip promotion, so every broadcast goes live with the right setup and the right go-live post.
Start a 7-day trial for $0The stream happens on Twitch, but almost none of the audience work does: people find you through a go-live post, a clip that traveled, or a schedule they already trust. Teams use postqueen to line up the title and category for each stream, queue the announcements, and push clips out to every other network the same day. Twitch stays the place you broadcast, and the routine around it runs on a calendar.
Queue a month of Twitch clips and updates in minutes and let postqueen publish them at the times you pick. No reminders, no copy and paste.
The built-in assistant writes and rewrites clips and updates in a tone that fits Twitch, so nothing reads like it was pasted from another network.
Send the same idea to Twitch and every other channel you run, with per-platform tweaks before anything goes live.
Post consistently and double down on the content your followers responds to.
Stream title
Up to 140 characters per title
Tags
Up to 10 tags per stream, set alongside a single category
Clips
Clips run from 5 to 60 seconds, captured from a live broadcast or a VOD
Chat announcements
Sent through Twitch's Helix API and require moderator permission on the channel
Video uploads
Twitch's API does not accept uploaded video, so streams and VODs start inside Twitch
Account requirement
An OAuth connection to a channel you own or moderate
Limits come from the platform's official API and can change.
Drafts, queued clips and updates and published history on a week or month view. Drag to reschedule, click to edit.
Generate, shorten or rewrite Twitch clips and updates with one prompt, then fine-tune the result before it publishes.
Keep all your Twitch clips and updates in a shared calendar with roles, comments and a clean history.
Write it once for Twitch, then send the same idea to every other channel you run. postqueen supports 30 platforms and tailors captions, hashtags and formats for each one before anything goes live.
One post, tailored per platform
Captions, hashtags and formats adjust automatically before publishing.
Queue weeks of clips and updates in one sitting and let postqueen publish each one right on time. Unlimited posts on every plan.
The setup and the promotion around a stream: the title and category for each broadcast, chat announcements, and clips pushed out to your other channels. Twitch is not a feed network, so postqueen handles the work that surrounds the stream rather than pretending it can post into one.
No, and no tool can. Twitch's API does not accept video uploads or remote stream starts, so broadcasting stays in Twitch or your encoder. What you can automate is everything around it, which is where the repetitive work actually lives.
You connect through Twitch OAuth and grant the scopes for the actions you want. Editing channel information needs broadcast management rights, and posting chat announcements needs moderator permission on that channel. If a scope is missing, postqueen tells you which one before you schedule anything.
Yes, and this is where most of the value is. Clips are short by definition, which makes them the easiest stream asset to reuse: send one to TikTok, YouTube and X from a single composer with a caption tuned per platform. They are cut from a landscape broadcast though, so plan on a vertical crop before it goes to Shorts or TikTok. Each network gets a native upload rather than a link back to Twitch.
Yes. The assistant drafts titles inside the 140 character limit and writes go-live announcements in your voice. Nothing publishes until you schedule it, and agents can drive the whole queue through the CLI or the built-in MCP server.
postqueen schedules your go-live announcements, titles and cross-posted clips, and keeps a history of what went out. Follower counts, concurrent viewers, retention and the rest live in Twitch's own creator dashboard, and postqueen does not try to replace it.
Usually an expired OAuth token, a missing scope, or moderator rights that were removed from the channel. Titles over 140 characters are rejected too. postqueen flags the failed item with the reason so you can reconnect and retry.
Yes. Every cloud plan starts with a 7-day free trial and unlimited posts, and you can cancel anytime. Self-hosting the open source version with Docker is free.
Queue this week's posts in minutes, or hand the whole thing to your favorite AI. postqueen keeps publishing either way.
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