Automatic highlights

Automatic clips

Momento can save highlights on its own — detected via the game’s API (CS2, LoL) or by reading the on-screen killfeed (Valorant) — without you touching a key.

• CS2: triple kill, quadra kill, ACE, no-scope.
• League of Legends: triple kill, quadra kill, pentakill.
• Valorant: multikill (3+ kills in quick succession), detected by the analysis engine.

Available context depends on the events provided by each game. Momento does not automatically read text in images; start OCR or translation when you need it in an Instant.

1. Go to Settings → Games & moments → Auto moments.
2. Toggle “Enabled” / “Disabled” (enabled by default).

In the same tab, the “Analysis engine” (beta) is the brain that reads the killfeed and analyzes your clips in the background. It is off by default: turn it on to try Valorant auto-clips and game context, knowing it can still make mistakes. The change takes effect when the app restarts.

A clip’s game context

Open a clip: the panel on the right tells the story of the match around the moment. On CS2, LoL and Dota 2, the info comes from the game’s API and follows playback (score, KDA, teams…). Detected kills show up as markers on the timeline — click one to jump to the right moment.

• Valorant: no API — Momento reads the on-screen killfeed afterwards. Kills, weapons, multikills and your agent are shown, prefixed with “≈” when the reading is approximate.
• Available context depends on the events provided by each game. Momento does not automatically read text in images; start OCR or translation when you need it in an Instant.
• On Valorant, the name is detected on its own when the Riot client is open — the field only serves to force a value.