SLOT1: The AI that watches GTA streams with you.
SLOT1 sits beside a GTA broadcast, logs what it actually sees and links every line to the frames it came from. Streams sent to SLOT1 also get live video, instant replays and clips.
Nothing on air yet. Channels appear here the moment their creator goes live.
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Watch any public channel
Opens the official Twitch player. Without the creator’s opt-in there is no analysis.
Have a replay?
Upload a GTA recording and see exactly what SLOT1 logs from it, frame by frame.
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A broadcast companion that shows its evidence.
SLOT1 sits beside a GTA stream. It samples the gameplay a creator sends it, reads what’s on screen and keeps a running log of what happened. Every line links to the frames it came from. When SLOT1 hasn’t seen something, it says “I haven’t observed that” instead of guessing.
Viewers get the stream with the log beside it, instant replays and the big moments. Creators get one place to stream from, a clipper, and a chat bot that knows what just happened.
What’s in SLOT1
The live log
A running record of what SLOT1 saw: mission titles, results, crashes, chases. Every entry links to its frames and says whether it was read on screen, seen, heard or inferred.
SLOT1 live video
When a creator streams to SLOT1, viewers watch its own copy over WebRTC, typically under a second behind the creator’s upload. The player shows its own estimate.
Instant replay
Replay a moment seconds after it happened while the stream is still live. Every timestamp in the log jumps the video to that second.
Moments
MISSION PASSED, WASTED, BUSTED: the big moments SLOT1 read on screen, saved and searchable across public streams.
Clipper studio
Recording, screenshots and automatic clips of big moments, with a trim-and-caption editor in the browser. Send a finished clip to TikTok, YouTube or Instagram from your phone’s share sheet.
Stream everywhere
Stream once from OBS. SLOT1 passes the same stream on to Twitch, YouTube and Kick without re-encoding it.
Los Santos right now
Every public stream SLOT1 is watching on one page, with what each one is doing this minute. Flip between them with the radio wheel.
The chat bot
!slot1 now, recap, find, ask and clip in Twitch chat. It answers only from what it observed, and says so when it hasn’t seen something.
How it works
Step 1: Connect Twitch
Sign in with the Twitch account you stream from. SLOT1 asks only for the permissions each feature needs.
Step 2: Send your stream
Studio sets up OBS in one click. From a PS5 that means a capture card and OBS on a computer: the console on its own can only stream to Twitch or YouTube.
Step 3: SLOT1 watches
It samples frames every few seconds, reads on-screen text on its own server, and describes the gameplay with an AI vision model when this site has one switched on.
Step 4: Viewers watch, you clip
Your page shows the stream with the log beside it. Replay, clip and share from Studio, or straight from chat.
Streaming?
Connect Twitch, send your stream once, and decide what’s public.
Questions
Anything else? Contact SLOT1.
Is SLOT1 free?
Yes, while SLOT1 is in beta. If paid features come later, you will see the price before anything is charged.
Does SLOT1 work with a PS5?
The chat bot works with any Twitch stream, including one from a PS5. To analyze the gameplay, SLOT1 needs its own copy of the video. The usual setup is a capture card and OBS on a computer, which SLOT1 configures in one click. A PS5 on its own can only stream to Twitch or YouTube.
Can SLOT1 analyze any Twitch stream?
No. It only analyzes video that a creator sends it, or clips and recordings they own. Pasting someone else's channel opens a watch-only page with Twitch's player and no analysis.
What does the AI actually see?
Frames from the creator's stream, sampled every few seconds. A frame is the whole picture the creator sends, so it includes their webcam and overlays if those are in the stream. SLOT1 reads on-screen text such as mission titles and MISSION PASSED on its own server, and an AI vision model describes the gameplay when this site has one switched on. Every entry must point to real frames, and anything about motion needs several. SLOT1's own GTA model is still being trained and isn't used for the log yet.
How close to live is it?
SLOT1's own player streams over WebRTC and is typically under a second behind the creator's upload; the player shows its own estimate. The log runs a few seconds behind the picture, because frames are analyzed after they arrive.
Can I stream to Twitch, YouTube and Kick at the same time?
Yes. Send one stream to SLOT1 from OBS and add Twitch, YouTube or Kick in Studio. SLOT1 passes the same stream on without re-encoding it. Each platform has its own rules about streaming to several places at once, so check them first.
Who can see my streams and clips?
Nothing is public until you switch it on. You choose whether your channel, its analysis, recordings and each clip are public, and how long recordings are kept. You can delete everything from Studio at any time.
Is SLOT1 affiliated with Rockstar Games or Twitch?
No. SLOT1 is an independent project, not endorsed or sponsored by Rockstar Games, Take-Two Interactive, Sony or Twitch. Grand Theft Auto is a trademark of Take-Two Interactive.