What it shows
- Combined viewers across every platform you're live on, plus each platform's own count and share.
- Title, category and uptime per platform (uptime counts from the first platform that went live).
- Session chart of viewers per platform and combined, checked every 30 seconds while the tab is open, with peak, average and an estimate of hours watched. Download it as CSV for a spreadsheet or PNG to share.
It works for any public channel, not just yours: check a creator's live numbers before a sponsorship or a collab.
Where the numbers come from
Twitch from the official Twitch API; YouTube from the YouTube Data API's live details for the channel's current stream; Kick from Kick's public channel data; Rumble from your own Live Stream API link (Rumble only shares live numbers with the channel owner), which stays in your browser. Each platform updates its own count every 30 to 60 seconds, so short spikes can be missed.
Audience location, age and gender aren't shown: platforms only give those to the channel owner in their own dashboards, so any outside tool's numbers would be guesses.
Put the combined count on stream
The free viewer count overlay shows the same combined number (Twitch, YouTube and Kick) and uptime in OBS, or add it to the Overlay Suite.
Frequently asked questions
How do I see my combined viewer count when multistreaming?
Enter your Twitch, YouTube and Kick channels (and optionally your Rumble Live Stream API link) and press Show live stats. The combined total and each platform's count update every 30 seconds.
How do I check how many people are watching a Kick stream?
Type the Kick channel name and press Show live stats. You'll see the live viewer count, title, category and how long they've been live.
Does it need my login?
No. Twitch, YouTube and Kick numbers are public. Rumble only shares them with the channel owner, so it uses your own API link, which stays in your browser.
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