This is the official way to view per-stream stats and insights on your phone, since the Twitch mobile app does not include a dedicated analytics section.
How to check twitch analytics on mobile
Checking Twitch analytics on a phone works differently than on desktop. Twitch’s official help pages document analytics in the Creator Dashboard, not inside the mobile app itself. You can access your performance data through a mobile browser or through the Stream Summary email that Twitch sends after each stream ends. These methods give you viewership, engagement, and revenue metrics for your most recent streams.
Method 1: Access stream summary via your mobile browser
- Open any mobile browser (Safari, Chrome, or your default browser).
- Go to the Twitch website and log in to your account.
- Navigate to the Creator Dashboard. The exact path may vary by device, but you can usually find it by tapping your profile icon and selecting Creator Dashboard. You can also access analytics by tapping your profile picture or menu icon, selecting 'Creator Dashboard', then navigating to the 'Analytics' tab inside the Twitch mobile app.
- Tap the Stream Summary page. This is the official page for per-stream stats and insights on both mobile and desktop.
On the Stream Summary page, you can see data for each of your recent streams, including viewer counts, chat activity, and revenue metrics.
Method 2: Use the stream summary email after each stream
Twitch automatically sends a Stream Summary email shortly after every stream ends. The email contains a direct link to view your analytics for that specific stream. This link takes you to the same Stream Summary Creator Dashboard page on your mobile browser. The email also includes moderation data for your last 30 streams, making it a quick way to check performance without manually navigating the dashboard.
What twitch analytics are available on mobile
The Stream Summary page on mobile provides three main categories of data:
Viewership statistics: See the number of views, unique viewers, and average viewers per stream. These metrics help you understand your channel’s reach and popularity.
Engagement and chat activity: Track chat messages, active chatters, and participation rates. This shows how actively your audience interacts during your streams.
Revenue metrics: View subscriber counts, ad revenue, bits, and donations. These numbers help you evaluate your channel’s financial performance.
A key limitation: moderation analytics can only be browsed for the last 30 streams.
Optimization tips using your mobile analytics
Use the Stream Summary data on your phone to improve your streaming strategy. Identify which streams had the highest average viewers and peak viewership, then schedule similar content during those times. Review engagement metrics like chat messages per minute to see what topics or games spark the most interaction. If a particular stream generated more subscriptions or bits, analyze what you did differently and replicate it. When using Twitch on mobile, you can also check your Stream Summary email right after a stream ends to see immediate feedback and adjust your next stream accordingly.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I see Twitch analytics inside the mobile app itself?
No. The app’s help page only directs you to download Twitch for iOS or Android. The Twitch mobile app has a dedicated 'Analytics' tab within the Creator Dashboard.
Are mobile analytics the same as desktop analytics?
Not yet. Twitch announced it was bringing analytics to mobile starting with Stream Summary analytics and will keep working to make mobile analytics match web analytics. Currently, desktop gives you more advanced features like CSV report downloads and longer historical data access.
How long after a stream ends do analytics appear?
Moderation analytics are available soon after a stream ends. The Stream Summary email is also sent shortly after the stream concludes, giving you immediate access to per-stream stats.
Can I view analytics for streams older than my last 30?
No. Moderation analytics can only be browsed for the last 30 streams.
Can I track the performance of individual Twitch streams on the mobile app?
Yes, you can track individual stream performance by accessing the Stream Summary page through your mobile browser or via the Stream Summary email, which provides per-stream stats including viewer counts, chat activity, and revenue metrics.
Do I need a specific iPhone or Android model to view analytics?
No. The mobile app is available for iPhone on the App Store and Android on Google Play.
