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Terms of Service

Draft version 2026-09-06

This is a working draft, not a finished legal document. Written to accurately describe StreamHawk's current functionality as groundwork before a real public launch — not reviewed by a solicitor yet. Get proper legal review before relying on it for users beyond early testing.

What StreamHawk is

StreamHawk is a tool that helps Kick streamers cross-post content, get live alerts, and (via the auto-clipper) surface highlight moments from their own streams. It's operated by Kieran Hearne, based in the UK.

Your account

  • You must be at least 13 years old to use StreamHawk, and must meet the age requirements of any platform you connect (Kick, Google, Facebook, Twitch may set their own higher minimums).
  • You're responsible for the content you choose to post through StreamHawk — we're a posting/automation tool, not a publisher, and don't review content before you approve it for posting.
  • You can create an account using Kick, Google, or Facebook (Twitch coming later). Each is an equally valid way to sign up — none is required to use the others.

Connecting other platforms

When you connect a platform (e.g. Facebook Page, Google Drive, Discord webhook), you're granting StreamHawk permission to act on your behalf within the scope you approved during that platform's own consent screen — for example, posting a video you've approved, or reading which folder your reels are in. You can disconnect any platform at any time from your account settings; doing so stops StreamHawk acting on it going forward.

Acceptable use

Don't use StreamHawk to post content that violates the terms of the platform you're posting to, infringes someone else's rights, or is illegal. We reserve the right to suspend accounts that misuse the service.

Service availability

StreamHawk is provided on an "as available" basis. Features that depend on third-party platforms (Kick, Meta, Google, Discord, etc.) can be affected by outages or changes on those platforms that are outside our control.

No warranty

StreamHawk is provided without warranties of any kind, to the extent permitted by law. We're not liable for content that fails to post, auto-clipper results that don't match your expectations, or issues caused by a connected third-party platform's own downtime or policy changes.

Changes

We may update these terms as the service evolves. Material changes will update the version date above; continuing to use StreamHawk after a change means you accept the updated terms.

Contact

Questions about these terms: hello@streamhawk.co.uk.