Livecatch

Livecatch is a term used in multiple domains to describe the act of capturing something in real time or while alive, depending on context. In technology and data management, livecatch refers to systems and processes that record or ingest data as it is produced, enabling real-time analytics, monitoring, or streaming workflows. Typical features include low latency capture, fault tolerance, and compatibility with event-driven pipelines. In software development, livecapture can describe tools that snapshot or trace application state during execution, supporting debugging and performance analysis.

In wildlife management and fisheries, livecatch describes methods designed to capture animals in a way that preserves their life. Such approaches emphasize humane traps, handling protocols, and rapid relocation or study, with the aim of minimizing stress and injury.

In commercial products, "LiveCatch" or "livecatch" has been used as a brand name for items ranging from video capture hardware to livestock or aquaculture systems. Because the term is not tied to a single standard, the exact meaning is determined by the product's documentation or the field of application.

See also: real-time data, live data capture, humane trapping, wildlife management, video capture.