Meet fransmt07.
Short-form edits, live sessions, and the kind of internet moments worth replaying. TikTok, Instagram, YouTube, and Twitch, all current, all in one place.
The latest cut.
Recent TikToks land here when the feed is available. If the provider pauses, the page stays useful instead of showing a broken error.
On stream, off script.
Live status updates automatically every five minutes. The moment fransmt07 goes live, this section swaps straight to the stream and chat.
Signal incoming.
Checking whether fransmt07 is live right now.
Watching here counts toward the channel the same as watching on Twitch directly.
When to expect it.
Streams run most weekday evenings with two days fully off. Times are local to the channel and can shift around events.
Find it wherever you already are.
One list, every platform. No hunting through bios for the right link.
What the channel adds up to.
A rough snapshot across every platform, updated by hand between the automatic live stats above.
The ones worth the replay.
A rotating shortlist of the clips that actually got shared outside of chat.
What runs the stream.
The gear questions that show up in chat every single session, answered once.
Camera
Normal USB Camera on pc for the main webcam feed.
Audio
Microphone with pop filter and audio interface for clean recording.
PC
One Singular-PC setup for streaming and content creation.
Lighting
Room Light
Fast edits, live reactions.
A feed built around what is actually fun to watch, across every platform it lives on.
Fast edits. Live reactions. A feed built around what is actually fun to watch.
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- TikTokShort-form uploads
- InstagramPhotos and stories
- YouTubeVODs and highlights
- TwitchLive sessions and clips
- DiscordCommunity chat
- PortfolioAutomatic live updates
How this all started stacking up.
The short version of getting from a first upload to a full multi-platform channel.
Posted the first clip.
Started on TikTok with short videos of great assassin, no schedule, just posting what felt worth sharing.
Opened the Twitch channel.
Moved from recorded edits to live sessions, turning the best moments into clips afterward.
Instagram and YouTube joined in.
Longer VODs needed a home on YouTube, and behind-the-scenes photos moved to Instagram.
One page, every platform.
This portfolio ties every channel together with live status pulled straight from the source.
The chat doesn’t stop when the stream does.
Where regulars hang out between live sessions and uploads.
The Discord is where I actually keep up with when the next stream is going live.
Found the channel from a clip on TikTok and ended up sticking around for the streams.
Chat is genuinely one of the more relaxed ones I have been part of. Easy to lurk or jump in.
Join the Discord for go-live pings and clip drops.
Stream schedule changes, TikTok drops, and first look at clips all land here before anywhere else.
Stuff to mess with on Gamenight and WatchAlongs.
Small tools for tabletop rolls, deciding what to play or watch next, and killing time in chat. Everything here runs in your browser, no server involved.
Spin it. Chat decides nothing. RNG decides everything.
Red vs Blue, winner takes the roast. Land on green and the wheel spins again, no result yet.
Before you ask.
The shortest route to the channels, content, and live status.
What does fransmt07 stream?
Gaming and live community sessions. Check the Twitch channel for the current category and schedule.
Where are new uploads posted?
TikTok is the main home for short-form uploads, with selected live moments appearing as Twitch clips.
Why can the TikTok feed pause?
The embedded feed depends on a third-party data provider. The profile link remains available whenever that feed is between syncs.
How often does live status update?
Twitch status refreshes automatically every five minutes while this page is open.
What happens on this page when the stream goes live?
The clips list is replaced with an embedded player and live chat, so a stream can be watched without leaving the page.
Is Instagram or YouTube pulled in live too?
Not yet. Those sections show a static preview; the live feed link always points to the real profile for the latest posts.
Where do schedule and sponsor announcements go first?
Discord and the X account get go-live pings and announcements before they show up anywhere else.
How do I reach out about a collaboration?
Business inquiries go through the contact link in the community section, or a direct message on X.
Does the weekly schedule ever change?
Yes. Two days are usually kept off for editing and rest; the current week is always most accurate on Twitch and Discord.
What's in the "by the numbers" section?
A rough, manually updated snapshot of hours streamed, clips made, and community size across every platform.
Can I request a clip be featured?
Drop it in the Discord clips channel. Community favorites are what actually get pulled into the featured section.
What happens after I subscribe to the email list?
Just schedule changes and major uploads, sent a few times a month at most, with an unsubscribe link in every email.
How does the Wheel of Chaos actually work?
It is a purely random spinner with no wagering involved — landing on red or blue prints a joke result, landing on the small green slice just triggers another spin.
What's in the Stream Toolkit?
A live countdown to the next stream, a dice roller, blind pickers for games and anime, a magic 8-ball, a giveaway name picker, and a quick rock-paper-scissors. All local to your browser, nothing is saved.