Built for viewers of streams on Tango and Pulsz: it saves broadcasts and pulls up details about hosts. What troubles us is that it openly offers to capture private and personal sessions as well. That is a grey area, and we would not save anything a creator didn't mean for everyone to see.
Tango is a live streaming service, and Pulsz is the second platform the bot supports. The idea is the same for both: you point it at a stream and it saves a copy. There is a mini app inside, which makes keeping track of recordings easier than scrolling through a chat.
It handles several stream types: open ones, private rooms, group sessions and one-on-one calls. It also collects some data on streamers, with no word on which data. Recording quality, where the files live and how long they are kept are not covered either.
The bigger question isn't technical. A private session is something a streamer runs for a small circle, often for money, and recording it without consent can break the platform's rules and the creator's rights. Respect the people on camera: keeping a public stream from a host you like for personal viewing is one thing, passing around a private one is another.
The bot names no prices, plans or free allowance, and its menus are English only. We also don't know who built it or how it reaches closed streams, so we would be slow to hand over login details for a Tango account.
Tap Open, then choose a streamer or broadcast to record.
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