Automatic recording is useful when a creator has no fixed schedule. Instead of refreshing Liveme throughout the day, you keep a small watchlist in Telegram.
Add a creator once
Send /watch followed by the Liveme creator ID. The bot resolves the public identity and shows the creator it added. Use /watchlist to review every stored ID and /unwatch LIVEME_ID to remove one.
The watchlist stores the stable identifier rather than the current nickname. That matters because decorative names, emoji and capitalization often change.
What happens when the creator goes live
LivemeRec checks public Liveme sources. When it finds a playable stream, it evaluates each watcher's plan and active-recording limit. Several people watching the same creator share one capture.
When Liveme ends the stream, LivemeRec validates the captured media, prepares the video and contact sheet, then delivers the complete Telegram album to eligible recipients.
Free and paid watchlist limits
Free tracks two creators and permits one active recording with a one-hour delivery limit. Basic tracks 25 creators and Pro tracks 100. Paid plans have higher simultaneous capacity and an eight-hour limit per recording. Capacity becomes available again when a recording ends; it is not a daily recording counter.
Will every live be recorded?
No monitoring service can promise every live. A creator may expose no usable stream, Liveme may change an endpoint, or the plan may already be at its active-recording limit. LivemeRec reports real state and keeps completed recordings recoverable rather than claiming impossible coverage.