THEISScreen Streams collects broadcasts aired on Twitch and Kick in one place — next to posts and videos, not in someone else's tool. It only appears in the menu once at least one channel is connected.
What you will find there
- Summary: the number of streams, hours streamed, peak viewers and hours watched over the period.
- Stream table: name, category, length, peak and average viewers, and a spark line with the viewership curve.
- Stream detail: the audience curve over time — when viewers were joining and when they left.
- Clips a audience growth by day.
- Breakdown by days of the week and categories.
How often it updates
The live status (broadcasting / not broadcasting) is checked every minute, the viewing figures are read from after five minutes and once an hour a full download runs. The screen quietly refreshes itself; if you happen to be typing in the filter, it skips the refresh so that it does not overwrite what you have started.
Viewership has to be read off as it goes. Neither Twitch nor Kick will give you the peak, the average or the curve retroactively — for streams broadcast before the channel was connected they therefore stay empty. The screen says so, it does not make them up.
Event streams
In event mode each event has its own connected channels and therefore its own numbers. You switch between them with the tab at the top.