3 Easy Ways to Check Your Hours Watched on Twitch

Last Updated: November 14, 2022 Tested

Do you want to know how long you've watched that Twitch stream? Unfortunately, there isn't a way to see these analytics on your Twitch dashboard, but there are a few simple workarounds that you can try! From installing an extension to using a third-party service, this wikiHow article teaches you how to easily check how many hours you've spent watching streamers on Twitch.

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Use Watchtime Tracker

Use Watchtime Tracker. If you primarily use Chrome, you can install the extension on your computer, then right-click it to see your watch time.
- If you mostly watch your Twitch channels from your phone, this extension won't work since it's only counting the time you watch from the browser.
- This extension keeps track of the time you spend watching streamers on Twitch and keeps track of the time you spend watching YouTube.
- Unlike the other options, your streamer doesn't have to enable anything for you to be able to use this tracker.

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Use StreamElements Bot

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Enable StreamElements Bot in your stream channel. Go to https://streamelements.com/ as a streamer.
- You can't use this if your streamer hasn't enabled it in their streams, but this is a popular bot for Twitch streamers.
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Click Log In and select Twitch to connect StreamElements to your Twitch. The LogIn button is in the top right corner of your browser.
3
Click Join Channel. It's in the "Bot Settings" box on the right side of the page. This will invite the bot to join your channel chat.
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Make the bot a mod. In your Twitch channel chat, enter "/mod streamelements".
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Click the Loyalty tab and select Loyalty settings. You'll see the Loyalty tab in the menu on the left side of the page.
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Make sure the toggle is on
. The switch should be blue and point to the right if it's enabled, which allows the bot to keep track of everyone who watches the stream.
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Click the Chatbox tab and select Chat commands. The Chatbox tab is in the menu on the left side of the page.
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Make sure the switch next to "!watchtime" is on
. The switch should be blue and point to the right if it's enabled. Enabling this allows users to use the chat command.
- After they have it enabled in their stream, you can enter "!watchtime" to see how long you've been watching that channel.

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Use DeepBot

Use DeepBot if the streamer you're following enabled it. After DeepBot is enabled, you can type "!hours" to see your time.
- As a streamer, go to https://deepbot.tv/ to add the bot to your channel. Click Connect with Twitch and follow the on-screen instructions to add the bot to your channel. Once it's in your chat channel, anyone can enter "!hours" into the chat channel and see how long they've watched.