A Windows desktop app for streamers to organize, review, and process local recording files. A powerhouse desktop app for streamers who want total control over recordings, metadata, thumbnails, automation, and publishing workflows — all in one place.

✨ Highlights
📚 Stream Library – Organise raw recordings, add tags, games, topics, comments, and track episodes.

🔄 YouTube & Twitch Sync – Push/pull titles, descriptions, tags, thumbnails, privacy settings.

🧩 Integrations – YouTube API, Twitch API, Claude AI for title/description/tag generation.

🛰️ Stream Relay – Route OBS → Stream Manager → YouTube with auto go‑live/end.

🎧 Multi‑Track Player – Waveforms, per‑track mute/solo, clipping tools, shape‑aware cropping.

🖼️ Thumbnail Editor – Layers, fonts, filters, merge fields, reusable templates, preview in YouTube layouts.

🎞️ Video Converter – ffmpeg‑powered presets, remuxing, combining, batch archiving.

⚙️ Auto‑Rules – Watch folders, auto‑move, rename, convert, remux incoming files.

🚀 Launcher – One‑click launch groups for OBS, overlays, Discord, games.

☁️ Cloud Sync Awareness – Reads Windows cloud‑file status; fetches offloaded files on demand.

📝 Notes
A genuinely deep tool for creators who want to streamline everything from recording → editing → metadata → publishing. No accounts required except your own API keys.

Open Library is a project by the Internet Archive aiming to create a web page for every book ever published. It offers millions of books you can read, borrow, or preview for free through Controlled Digital Lending.

What makes it stand out:

• Massive catalogue — 3M+ books available to read or borrow

• Full‑text search across millions of digitized works

• Reading log & lists to track what you’ve read and want to read

• Virtual Library Explorer with shelves arranged like a physical library

• Community‑driven — anyone can edit metadata, add books, or help improve the catalogue

• Multilingual interface with dozens of supported languages

• Part of the Internet Archive, alongside the Wayback Machine and Archive‑It

If you love books, open data, or digital preservation, this is one of the most valuable free resources on the web.