For a YouTube live streamer, there was a clear problem: viewers often caught amazing moments on stream but had no easy way to save or share them without scrubbing back through hours of footage. The creator wanted something lightweight that empowered the audience to create clips during the livestream itself, helping turn viewers into active contributors rather than passive watchers. The goal was a fast MVP that could plug directly into existing YouTube livestreams without forcing anyone to learn complex editing tools.

Using React.js and Supabase, a full‑stack web app was built at snipeme.xyz that lets live viewers capture specific moments from an ongoing stream and turn them into short clips. The frontend focuses on a clean, responsive experience so anyone in chat can quickly mark and trim a highlight while the stream is still live. Supabase handles authentication, clip metadata, and storage, keeping the flow snappy and reliable while making it easy to manage clips over time.

The result is an audience-driven clipping tool that helps streamers get more shareable content with almost no extra effort on their side. Viewers can instantly save hype plays, funny moments, or key reactions, which can then be reused across YouTube Shorts and other platforms to grow the channel. This project showcases the ability to design around community interaction, ship a focused MVP quickly, and use modern tools like React and Supabase to support real-time creator workflows.