The Streams screen is where you drill into individual streams. If the Overview tells you how your channel is doing overall, the Streams screen tells you exactly which streams drove those numbers — and what worked in each one.
How to find it
Open your Creator Dashboard.
Expand Analytics in the left menu.
Select Streams.
What you can see
A list of your recent streams across the past 3 months with the key metrics for each, so you can scan and compare:
Avg CCV
Peak CCV
Chat messages
Followers gained
Category breakdown
You can filter streams using multiple date selection options and stream-type categories to focus on the insights most relevant to you.
Available filters include:
Calendar date filter – select a custom date range
Drag-and-select date filter – quickly highlight a timeframe directly on the chart
Stream-type filters:
Top Streams – streams where average CCV is in the top 20% for the selected period
High Engagement – streams with chat activity per viewer in the top 20%
High Growth – streams with follower growth per viewer in the top 20%
Long Streams – streams with duration in the top 25%
You can combine:
A date filter, and
One stream-type filter at a time
Multiple stream-type filters cannot be stacked together.
Drilling into a single stream
Click any stream to open its drilldown. Inside, you'll see:
A timeline of the stream showing how viewer count, followers gained and chat activity changed overtime
Peak moments — when CCV was highest and where chat lit up
A deeplink to the VOD so you can jump straight to a specific moment and see what was happening on stream
For metric definitions, see the [Metrics Glossary →].
How to use the Streams screen
Find your peak moments. When did CCV spike? What were you doing on stream at that moment? Use the VOD deeplink to go and watch it back.
Compare streams. If two streams in the same category performed very differently, scan their timelines side-by-side to see what was different.
Spot patterns. Do longer streams hold viewers, or do you lose them? Does a particular category outperform others for you?
Plan your next stream. Use what you've learned to repeat what worked.
FAQs
Why can't I see streams from a year ago? At first release, the Streams screen covers the last 3 months. This window will grow over time.
Why are some metrics missing for older streams? Some metrics weren't recorded for streams before April 2026. Newer streams will have a more complete picture.
Can agencies see this view of individual streams? Not directly. Agencies see your aggregated Media Kit from the [Partnerships screen →], not your individual stream drilldowns. You can choose to walk them through specific streams yourself if it helps a conversation.
What's a VOD deeplink? A direct link to a specific point in your saved stream recording, so you can jump to a peak moment without scrubbing through hours of footage.
Why can't I see a stream I know I did on that day?
Streams are anchored to their start date. If your stream started before midnight but ran past it, the stream will appear on the day it started, not the day it ended. If you select only the second day, the stream won't show. Try expanding your date range to include the day the stream started.
Why is the number of streams in the Category breakdown the same as my total stream count?
The Category breakdown counts category changes, not individual streams. If you streamed once but switched different categories three times during that stream, it will show as 3 in the breakdown. This gives you a more accurate picture of how your time and audience is split across the content you stream
Why does my stream count look different on the Streams screen vs Overview?
The Streams screen only includes streams where both the start and end time fall within your selected date range. If a stream started just before your window or ended just after it, it won't appear. Overview calculates by UTC day so the windows can differ slightly depending on your timezone.
Why is Followers Gained different on Streams vs Overview?
On the Streams screen, Followers Gained only counts followers you gained during your actual streams. On Overview, it counts all followers gained across the full day which includes any gained when you weren't live. A channel can gain or lose followers at any time, not just during streams.
Next step
→ Use what you've learned to update your [Media Kit →] for your next agency or brand conversation.