Each card shows why a game may fit, what could make it harder, and what changes after you save it.
This is the card you see while choosing what to try next. It's built to scan quickly before you save or skip.
GistScore7d: 82
Opportunity · ↑ RisingPay-to-Play MechanicsSaved. Any plans for it?
Higher means stronger current discovery conditions for a smaller channel. It factors in viewer demand, competition, audience spread, and aggregate feedback signals.
Tags and warnings show why a good-looking game may still need the right audience, budget, or format.
A short read on what the game is like and why it may fit your stream.
Save keeps it in view. Skip removes it from your list.
After a save, StreamGist asks whether this is a real plan or just a maybe.
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Once a game is saved, the dashboard shifts from discovery to planning, and the Stream Brief carries most of that weight.
GistScore7d: 78
Cozy/ChillCommunity/InteractiveA current read of the saved game, based on audience, trend, and community status.
The planning layer: what kind of stream the game supports, where it can drag, and a few concrete ways to run it live.
Shows whether viewers spread across channel sizes or mostly stick to top streams.
Unsave it, keep watching it, or use the brief to shape a real stream plan.
Audience, trend, community, and tags can disagree. That's the point: you still choose what matters most before you go live.
The dashboard doesn't tell you what you're allowed to play. If a game looks fun, that can be enough. StreamGist just helps you see the tradeoff first, so you're not surprised by thin demand, crowded directories, pay pressure, or a category that's cooling off.
No. It shows the labels and context you need to make a decision. Exact weights and thresholds stay private.
Because opportunity and fit are different. A game can have room for smaller channels and still carry risks around toxicity, monetization, grind, horror, PvP, or audience expectations.
The Stream Brief helps after you save a game. It explains the stream shape and gives practical ways to approach it live.
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