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The dashboard is your Stream Analytics view: everything from your last broadcast, pulled together so you don’t have to keep five Twitch tabs open. It’s read-only. There’s nothing to set up here. It just reflects what happened while you were live. Stream something and it fills in.
Dashboard overview

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What’s on it

  • Viewer stats: peak and average viewers, plus a minute-by-minute chart. Find out exactly when your audience peaked, and when they left.
  • Activity feed: follows, subs, raids, and channel points, in the order they happened. One feed, not five tabs.
  • Recent streams: a list of your past broadcasts to jump back to.
  • Stream info: the title and category of your latest stream.
  • Recent clips: clips from the stream, pulled in automatically. Sort and file them over on the clips page.

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Stats on or off

The Show stream stats preference (from onboarding, and changeable any time in Settings) controls the viewer-stats section. Turn it off and the dashboard leads with your clips instead. Handy if peak-viewer numbers tend to get in your head mid-stream.

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Nothing there yet?

Haven’t streamed since connecting? The dashboard shows an empty state until your first broadcast. Go stream something. We’ll track viewers, clips, and chat activity while you’re live.