11333

Finds the moments in a long stream video where the streamer farts, and lets you save them as clips. Everything happens on your phone; your video is never uploaded.

💡 You can drag video files (or a 11333 backup .json) from a folder and drop them anywhere on this page.

1. Pick your video (or several)

2. Options (optional)

Where is the streamer on screen?
⚙️ Settings

Changes here update the results instantly. No need to scan again.

Purpose
Same choice as the top-bar button. Stream search is unchanged from before.
App version
v2.48.1
Auto-comp minimum score
Only clips at or above this score (and not tucked into 🧹) go into the compilation. Default 50%: on reviewed fart-dense videos keeps about 97% of real farts with very little junk. Lower finds more; higher is stricter.
Sensitivity
Higher finds more moments but with more false alarms.
Seconds before
Seconds after
Join hits closer than
Clues and how much each counts
Max moments to double-check with video
🧑‍🎤 Streamers & learning

Every ✓ Keep / ✗ Reject in the review player teaches the app what this streamer's farts (and false alarms) sound like. Each streamer has their own examples; new streamers start from everyone's examples.

🎛 Per-streamer tuning
💾 Automatic backup

One automatic backup file is saved each week, into Downloads/11333. This phone cannot replace a file, so after two unconfirmed files the app waits while you delete the oldest. The file keeps your choices, every learned example and the background average.

❓ How it works & tips
  1. Listen: a sound-recognition model (Google’s YAMNet, which knows a “Fart” sound) listens to the whole video. A second check looks for sudden low rumbly bursts.
  2. Reactions: laughing or giggling just after.
  3. Look: around each suspicious sound it watches the streamer’s body for a lean or hip lift, and the camera for a sudden swing.
  4. Learns: your Keep/Reject choices train a small personal model per streamer, so similar sounds score higher next time and known false alarms are pushed down.
  5. Each clue adds to a confidence score. Moments above your sensitivity become hits.

Speed: the sound is checked on several processor cores at once, and the AI only listens closely to suspicious moments, so an hour of video takes roughly 1–4 minutes on a recent phone (more with thorough or deep scan). Results are saved, so opening the same video again is instant.

Tips: if you get too many false alarms, lower Sensitivity or switch off “Low rumble burst”. If the streamer is a small webcam over a game, pick the matching corner above. Saved clips go to your Downloads folder.

📊 Stats

Counted on this device from your saved scans; nothing is sent anywhere. False alarms = clips you rejected (incl. 👊 knocks) out of all the clips you decided yourself.

Per streamer
Over time (by week of your choices)
⏱ Scan times

How long each part of your recent scans took on this device (seconds). Saved with each scan from v2.30, so they are also in backups and training packs.

🛠 Technical log