Activity feed and stats

Follows, subs, gifts, cheers, raids, shoutouts and redemptions as they happen, and your channel's numbers.

Twitch › Activity feed & stats opens it in the column on the right, under the chat (Twitch › Chat brings the chat back if you've closed it). Like Twitch's own Activity Feed dock:

• Every follow, sub (with its tier and months), gifted subs, cheer, raid (and how many came), shoutout you were given (and to how many viewers), channel point redemption and Hype Train, newest first, with how long ago.
• Filter (the funnel) shows only some kinds; the speaker plays a soft sound for new ones, on this computer only (never on stream).
• Each row's ⋮: thank them in chat, shout them out, play their alert again, open their channel.
• Stats underneath: live or offline, how long you've been live, viewers, followers, and subscribers with your sub points, from Twitch once a minute.

It needs you signed in with Twitch (Settings › Stream). Twitch doesn't keep a history flint can read, so the feed holds what happened while flint was open (it stays across streams, on this computer), plus your latest follows, which Twitch does list. Try it with Twitch › Test Twitch events.

Related guides

• Your chat beside the stage: Read and answer Twitch chat while you're live, and delete messages, time out or ban.
• Alerts for follows, subs and more: Show a message (and play a sound) when someone follows, subs, cheers or raids.
• Stream widgets: Event list, stream labels, emote wall, timers, spin wheel, giveaway, chat highlight, socials, hype cup, QR code.

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