Pick up where you left off.

Small details can make a conversation

Keep the things that help you know someone a little better. Their pet’s name, a hobby or a plan they want to tell you about next time.

Those details sit with the person in People. You can also see saved memories in Live Room and the viewer card while you are streaming.

You decide what stays

The published app can suggest useful details from connected chat, and you can add memories yourself. Review a suggestion before keeping it. You can edit it, leave it for later or say no.

A saved memory is different from chat history. Connected chat can also be stored on your computer as part of the app, so choosing not to save a memory does not mean the original message was never received or stored.

One person can have two accounts

If you know someone’s TikTok and Twitch accounts belong to the same person, you can link them in People. You confirm that choice.

Two people can use the same display name. StreamSpark does not treat a matching name as proof that they are the same person.

Your choices about privacy

Your saved memories and viewer information are stored on your computer. Smart Memory Understanding is an optional setting that uses an online service to help understand a detail. It is off when you first install the app.

If you turn it on, the text being reviewed and a small amount of related information are sent to that service. Local Only mode turns this feature off. Our privacy page explains this in more detail.

More ways to use what you remember

Ask StreamSpark finds approved memories and recorded community history. Community shows who comes back, and Companion brings the useful parts of StreamSpark to a phone or tablet on your local network.