Use caseTeam member

You are a member of several channels

A streamer invites you, you accept, their channel joins yours. Several streamers, several channels: one account, the same timeline everywhere, and the role each of them gave you.

Team and invitationsRoles and permissionsTeam planningBetaTeam chatVOD sharing
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The situation

Many reviewers and editors work for several streamers. That usually means several tools, several Discord servers and files that get mixed up. What gets lost are the markers: which moment of which VOD.

On derush.tv, each channel invites you with a role. You find all your channels on one page, and on each of them the same timeline, the same notes, the same segments, with the rights the streamer decided.

How it goes

  1. 1

    A streamer invites you, you accept

    The invitation carries a role. When you accept, the channel shows up among your channels, with that role. You pay nothing: the plan belongs to the channel.

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  2. 2

    A role and permissions per channel

    Reviewer here, editor there, administrator elsewhere. What you can see and do is decided channel by channel, by the streamer.

    WithRoles and permissions
  3. 3

    The schedule tells you which VOD is waiting for you

    On each channel, a weekly grid with the team's availability. You know what is yours this week.

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  4. 4

    You share a reviewed VOD without an account

    A private link gives access to a VOD with its markers, to anyone, without signing up. Useful to show a review to an outside editor.

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What you use

The features involved

Every feature has its own page and its availability status, read from the same place as in the app. Nothing here promises more than that page does.

Team and invitationsInvite, assign a role, work togetherRoles and permissionsWho sees what, who does whatTeam planningBetaThe team's availability, in one gridTeam chatTalk where you work, between membersVOD sharingA read-only link, even without an account

What stays in your hands

  • You cannot do anything on a channel you were not invited to, and nothing beyond what your role allows there.
  • The features available on a channel depend on that channel's plan, not on yours.

Frequently asked questions

Do I need one account per channel?

No. A single derush.tv account, signed in with Twitch, receives every invitation. Each channel sees you with the role it gave you.

Can I have different rights depending on the channel?

Yes. The role belongs to each channel. You can be an administrator for one streamer and a plain reviewer for another.

What happens if a streamer removes me from their team?

The channel disappears from your channels. Your notes and segments stay on the channel, signed with your name, as long as the streamer keeps them.

How much does it cost me?

Nothing. A plan is attached to a channel and covers its whole team. Your own channels, if you have any, have their own plan.

Similar situations

Your team reviews during the liveYour moderator opens the panel while you play. The next day, the markers are there.Vertical clips for TikTok, Shorts and ReelsA segment of the VOD, reframed to 9:16, subtitled, rendered as a video.

One account for every channel that trusts you.

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Team member: reviewing for several Twitch streamers | Derush.tv