Live service integration

Connect Twitch streams to Marker sessions.

Marker keeps Twitch channels, live sessions, imported markers, and editor handoff in one workflow so stream moments do not disappear inside a VOD.

Best for

Streamers and editors

Core action

Sync live stream moments

Pairs with

Stream Deck, Raycast, API

Twitch

Connected service

Live
1

Connect a Twitch account from Marker settings.

2

Enable the channels Marker should watch or manage.

3

Let Marker create live stream sub-sessions when the channel goes live.

4

Review imported stream markers, add notes or tags, and export for editors.

Best for

Streamers and editors

Core action

Sync live stream moments

Pairs with

Stream Deck, Raycast, API

OAuth connection for Twitch accounts and editor-managed channels.

Live channel state maps to Marker sessions and sub-sessions.

Recent broadcasts can be refreshed so VOD markers become Marker records.

Workflow

How Twitch works with Marker

  1. 1

    Connect a Twitch account from Marker settings.

  2. 2

    Enable the channels Marker should watch or manage.

  3. 3

    Let Marker create live stream sub-sessions when the channel goes live.

  4. 4

    Review imported stream markers, add notes or tags, and export for editors.

Setup

Get started

Sign in to Marker.

Open Integrations and choose Twitch.

Authorize Twitch and add the broadcaster channels you manage.

Turn on import or live push behavior for the channel workflow you want.

Use cases

Where it fits

Turn Twitch markers into a cleaner VOD review list.

Give editors timestamps with context instead of a bare stream marker list.

Pair Twitch live state with Stream Deck or Raycast capture controls.

FAQ

Twitch questions

Does Marker replace Twitch markers?

No. Marker extends the Twitch marker workflow by organizing stream moments, sessions, tags, notes, and exports after capture.

Can Marker create sessions from Twitch channels?

Yes. Connected Twitch channels can map to Marker sessions and live sub-sessions so stream moments land in the right timeline.

Can I use this with an editor workflow?

Yes. The goal is to turn live stream moments into timestamps your editor can review, tag, and export without rewatching the full VOD.