no editing software, no separate account, no credit card. here's the exact path from "never used klypra" to "actively monitoring a twitch channel for highlights."
klypra signs you in through twitch oauth, there's no separate password to create or remember. one click and you're in your dashboard.
type in a twitch channel name (your own, or one you clip for) and add it to your dashboard. free accounts can monitor 1 channel at a time, paid plans let you run several channels in parallel.
each channel has an adjustable threshold that controls how selective klypra's highlight detection is. start around the middle, watch what gets clipped during your first live session, then tighten or loosen it based on how much (or how little) klypra actually caught.
choose vertical (tiktok, reels, shorts) or horizontal output, whether subtitles get burned in, which style they use, and whether klypra should trim out silence. these are account-wide defaults, but you can override any of them per channel later.
in settings, connect your own telegram bot (klypra walks you through creating one via botfather, it takes about two minutes) so finished clips land directly in your telegram chat the moment they're ready, instead of you having to keep checking the dashboard.
hit start when your stream goes live and klypra begins watching chat immediately. on paid plans, auto-start does this for you automatically every time the channel goes live, no manual click required.