Statistics and stream status
Every stream written down — messages, donations, subscriptions, bits, rewards, raids, followers, viewers — so afterwards you can see which nights actually worked, and not merely remember.
Free — like everything that runs on your own PC.
What is written down
Everything is counted across all connected platforms at once, so one stream is one record rather than three.
- Chat messages, with the top chatters of the evening.
- Donations — count and sum, with the top donors.
- Subscriptions and gifted subs, with the top gifters; bits, with the top senders.
- New followers, channel point redemptions, raids and how many viewers each brought.
- Viewers over time, the length of the stream and the game.
A stream is detected by itself
You do not press start and you do not press stop — which matters, because the one evening you forget is the one you wanted to compare.
- Recording begins the moment any connected platform goes live, and the stream is closed when all of them are offline.
- Restarting the application mid-stream continues the same record instead of starting a second one.
- Donations that arrive outside a broadcast are saved too — they belong to you regardless of whether the camera was on.
- A stream you made only to test something can be deleted whole — the card and everything recorded for it — so the charts stay about the evenings that counted.
A single answer to “are we live?”
Half the modules need to know whether the stream is running, and each of them guessing separately is how a bot ends up greeting an empty channel.
- Signals from Twitch, YouTube, Kick and OBS are combined into one flag other modules rely on.
- Timed messages and automations stay quiet when the stream is not running.
- The start of a stream can post a greeting in chat.
Where it is kept
- In the database on your computer. Nothing is uploaded, and nothing needs an account.
- The Statistics section shows totals, tops, raw data and charts — per stream and over time.
What it is made of
Each part is a separate module: you install only the ones you need, and any of them can be removed without breaking the rest.
Getting started
- Connect the platforms you stream on, and OBS.
- Write the greeting if you want one.
- Stream as usual — recording starts by itself.
- Open Statistics afterwards and compare the evening with the previous ones.
Works together with
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