Survive the Depths.
AI Clips the Rest.

Our AI uses a multi-layered approach. It listens for sudden spikes in your microphone audio (like screams or panicked shouting), monitors the in-game audio for specific Leviathan roar frequencies, and reads your Twitch chat for reactions like "LMAO" or "RIP". When these triggers align, Eklipse automatically timestamps the preceding 60 seconds.

Yes, but it requires a different trigger. While the AI auto-detects high-action moments naturally, for slower cinematic moments—like completing a massive underwater base—we recommend using the Voice Command feature. Just say "Clip it" while you are giving chat the grand tour, and Eklipse will save that exact segment for you to edit later.

Absolutely. Eklipse captures the feed directly from your Twitch, Kick, or YouTube channel. If your squad's audio is being broadcasted on your stream (via Discord or in-game chat), the AI will factor their reactions into its highlight detection. Co-op panic moments are some of the highest-performing clips we see!

No. The AI is trained to ignore repetitive, low-stakes game alerts to prevent spamming your dashboard. It only clips an oxygen depletion event if it detects an elevated heart rate/panic in your voice, or if the screen begins to fade to black (indicating a near-death experience or actual death).