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Twitch keeps past broadcasts for a limited time and offers no way to search what was said inside them. Most streamers who want a permanent, searchable archive export their VODs to YouTube.
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Past broadcasts are kept for a limited window depending on your account type, and highlights you save are kept longer. You can scrub the timeline, but there is no transcript search.
Many streamers simulcast to YouTube or upload their Twitch broadcasts there afterwards. That gives you a permanent archive viewers can find.
Once the archive lives on YouTube, an index can transcribe it and let you and your community find any moment by what was said.
ReRun.fun is built for YouTube, which is what makes its timestamps second-accurate. If your Twitch streams end up on a YouTube channel, ReRun.fun can index them. Direct Twitch support is on the roadmap, not available today.
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Not today. It indexes YouTube channels. Simulcast or upload your Twitch streams to YouTube and they can be indexed.
It depends on your account type. Check your Twitch settings for the current limits, and save anything important as a highlight or export it.
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