If you’re a number cruncher, these stats are important. While I’m disappointed to see that Twitch doesn’t have these kinds of analytics, I’m happy that someone is on point with it. Streamlabs makes a point to say that Mixer and YouTube wont be getting this new dashboard just yet but it’s the “next item on the list”. If you’re struggling to find your focus on Twitch or even need some data to back up a schedule you’re planning, hard data can say a lot for you. You can see which games give you the highest average viewership as well as see the bits, subs, followers, and tips via Streamlabs for each game or day. If you find yourself playing a few different games, you can look at some hard data on your performance.

Streamlabs breaks down your data per game played and per day streamed. The other thing that isn’t on the Twitch stats page is anything comparable to Streamlabs new analytics.

Twitch recently updated their stats page to include better viewership tracking but the rest of this information isn’t there. You can see how your viewership fluctuates as the stream goes on as well as the distribution of followers and subs throughout your stream. All the data is separated based on stream so you can see your recent streams and how all your data looks throughout.

There is some at-a-glance data you can refer to but if you want to dig into more stats, Streamlabs improved how their data is sorted and moved it to it’s own page. As they mention in the update, streamers generally used the “ Recent Events” panel more so they made it more prominent on the dashboard. Streamlabs updated their dashboard today to make it more useful for streamers.

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