A live status page
Your own address at whotofollow.live/twitch/yourname or /kick/yourname. Live or not, last seen, typical audience and the largest crowd we have recorded.
FOR TWITCH AND KICK STREAMERS
Your channel page is already here.
When we see you live, you get a page that answers the question your viewers type into search: are you live right now? It shows your audience, your rank and your stream history. It costs nothing.
Find your page
Enter the name from your channel address, for example the last part of kick.com/yourname.
What you get
A share card that updates
Post your page link on X, Bluesky or Discord and the preview shows your current viewers and your rank on the platform at that moment.
A place in the directories
Appear in Small streamers, Rising and your category’s live list, where viewers look for someone new.
Claim your page
Claiming adds your own bio and links, marked as coming from you.
- Sign in with the Twitch or Kick account that owns the channel.
- Write your bio and add your links in your profile.
- Choose to publish your profile. Your channel page shows it from then on.
Good to know
Why isn’t my channel listed?
We sample a bounded set of live broadcasts every minute rather than every stream on the platform. A page is created once we see a broadcast with at least 10 viewers. Pool, hot-tub and gambling categories are left out of these directories.
I haven’t streamed yet. Where do I start?
Our setup guide for new streamers covers free software, what to buy first and how to be found.
Can I buy a higher rank?
No. Rankings come from the audience your platform reports. How we rank
How do I correct or remove my page?
Contact us from the account that owns the channel and we will remove it.