SABO is a web service for streamers that watches your broadcasts and hands back finished videos, no editor needed.
SABO (sabo.gg) is a service for streamers that automatically turns their Twitch or Kick broadcasts into edited videos. From a full stream of any game it makes a YouTube summary, three vertical clips for TikTok, Reels and Shorts, and a list of moments with timestamps. From each League of Legends game it makes a summary built from Riot data. You pay for what gets edited: today €1 per LoL game (€2 from 13 November 2026) and €2 per hour of full stream. It is built by Amor Sabouri, who streams as amorpogg on Twitch.
Updated on 29 October 2026.
The streamer signs up at app.sabo.gg, connects their channel and picks a stream or a game. SABO downloads the VOD, watches all of it (picture, voice and chat), marks the moments and edits the videos. For League of Legends it also reads the game through Riot data to place every kill and objective on the right second; with the SABO Live desktop app it also reads gold second by second.
Since 22 July 2026 SABO has been running the SoloQ Challenge: it follows 74 streamers, cuts their games and publishes them on the Sabo GG YouTube channel without anyone opening an editor.
Signing up is free. You pay for what gets edited: €1 per LoL game until 12 November 2026 (€2 after) and €2 per hour of full stream. The trial costs €1 and is refunded if you are not convinced.
The full-stream summary works with any game, because it comes from the video, the voice and the chat. For League of Legends SABO also reads the game through Riot data. The list is at sabo.gg/en/juegos.
With Twitch and with Kick. YouTube is where the videos go, not a source of streams.
Amor Sabouri, streamer (amorpogg on Twitch) and developer, from Spain.
On the SABO Discord.