Highlight discovery
Analyze recorded gameplay to surface moments worth a closer look, including supported victory and audio signals.
Turn long gaming sessions into short-form highlights. Afterlife Clips helps you find promising moments, review them in an editor, and export vertical videos ready for your next post.
Built for gaming creators. Currently being tested on Windows.
Spend less time hunting through footage and more time turning memorable gameplay into content.
Analyze recorded gameplay to surface moments worth a closer look, including supported victory and audio signals.
Preview suggested moments, adjust clip boundaries, and decide which clips to keep.
Prepare clips in a 9:16 format designed for short-form platforms.
Use supported audio cues as part of the highlight detection process.
Work with optional subtitle output when supported by your recording and settings.
Process recordings through a Windows desktop application rather than a browser upload workflow.
Open a recorded gaming session in Afterlife Clips.
Run analysis, preview suggested highlights, and fine-tune your selections.
Export selected moments as vertical videos for your publishing workflow.
We're looking for gaming creators willing to test real recordings, report bugs, and tell us which highlights actually deserve to be clips.
We're validating the experience before opening paid access. Final pricing and license terms will be announced before launch.
A planned one-time lifetime license offering for eligible early paid Beta supporters. Final terms and availability are still being determined.
Coming laterMonthly and potentially annual access options are being considered for the wider public launch.
Not yet availableThe app is currently in private Alpha testing. Public downloads and paid access are not yet available through this website.
The current Alpha targets Windows. A macOS version has not been announced.
No automatic publishing integration is being advertised at this stage. You export clips and publish them using your preferred platform workflow.
Yes, invited private Alpha testers can participate without purchasing a license.
No. Highlight detection is an assistive tool, and the editor lets you review and adjust its suggestions.