TikTok lives vanish, and Arkaiva tackles exactly that: ask it to record a stream and the video lands in your chat later. We'd point it at anyone who follows specific streamers and can't always watch live. The handiest feature, auto-recording, costs money.
Narrow focus here, and that's a plus: no regular video downloads, no music grabbing, only recording TikTok livestreams. Everything runs in the chat, there's no mini app, and the commands sit under the menu button.
The basic flow: send the record command with an account, the bot joins the stream and captures it. When the broadcast wraps up, the video comes to you. You can check progress with a status command, and several streams can be recorded side by side.
Premium unlocks the reason people usually want a bot like this: auto-recording. Add accounts to a list and the bot starts capturing the moment a creator goes live. You can view the list, remove entries and toggle the whole thing on or off. Premium is sold inside the bot, or you can redeem it via Ko-Fi. Prices aren't in the profile.
The interface is English, and it's built by a solo developer from the Philippines. Keep in mind that recording someone else's streams and sharing them is a rights question: fine for a personal archive, not fine for reuploads.
Tap Open, then Start, and send the record command with the TikTok account you want.
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