HG AVERAGE TRACKER
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Know where your
average is heading!

Track your live viewer average and see how much longer you may need to stream to reach your target.

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LIVE AVERAGE VS TARGET
ESTIMATED STREAM AVERAGE LIVE
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TIME TO TARGETESTIMATES
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SESSION OVERVIEW

Viewer history

Below targetApproachingAt target
Sampling every minute while live
ONE-TIME SETUP

Connect your Twitch app

To enable login, create a Twitch developer application, then paste its public Client ID here. Set its OAuth Redirect URL to this app’s current address. Never enter a client secret.

Your Client ID is stored in this browser only. No client secret is used or requested.
TRACKER GUIDE

How to read your stream

These figures are estimates to help you plan. They are not official Twitch metrics or guarantees.

Your target and average

Target average
The average viewer count you want for this broadcast.
Estimated stream average
A time-weighted estimate from the viewer samples collected during this stream. The status bar moves toward your target and turns green once this average reaches it.
Current viewers
The latest concurrent viewer count returned by Twitch. The tracker checks about once per minute while you are live.
Time streamed
Elapsed time since Twitch reports the broadcast began. If tracking starts after the broadcast, the first observed count is used to estimate the earlier portion.

Time to target

When your average is below target and the current viewer count is above it, the tracker estimates how much longer it may take if that current count stays constant. It recalculates as new samples arrive.

A dash means there is no time estimate under that assumption—for example, if the current count is at or below your target, it cannot lift the average to the goal.

Once the average reaches target, the card says Target achieved. If current viewers later fall below target, it estimates how much longer you can stream before the average may slip below the goal.

Schedule and overtime

Planned length is your intended stream duration. Overtime allowance is the extra time you are willing to consider after the planned end. The graph marks the planned end and shades the overtime window.

When the estimated time to target extends past the planned end, the card indicates whether it may require overtime or fall beyond the allowance.

Viewer history colours

Below targetApproaching targetAt or above target

Each bar summarizes a five-minute interval. Its colour reflects that interval’s average viewer count compared with your target; the overall status bar reflects the estimated average for the whole stream.

The Y-axis interval is chosen from your target (75 uses 25-viewer steps; 500 uses 100-viewer steps). As counts rise, the chart first adds more steps; it widens the interval only when needed to keep the chart readable.

Privacy and saved data

This version has no tracker account database or app server that receives your viewer history. Viewer samples and Twitch account details are kept in this browser tab's session storage and automatically cleared after 24 hours from the first sample. Target, planned length, overtime setting, tooltip preference, and Twitch Client ID are kept in this browser's local storage. Reset session restarts live tracking from the current moment. Manage Data offers deletion of this app's saved data. The connected-state Disconnect button is a separate action; both ask Twitch to revoke the token and show a Twitch connections link if revocation cannot be confirmed.

When connected, the browser sends the access token and required request details directly to Twitch over HTTPS to validate your login and read the live viewer count. The app does not ask for or store a client secret. The page currently loads fonts from Google, which receives a normal font request (such as your IP address) but not your tracker samples or Twitch token.

“Stays in this browser” means the tracker does not sync these values to other devices or send them to a tracker database. Anyone with access to this browser profile or computer may still be able to access locally saved settings. No website can promise zero security risk; before public hosting, the app needs an HTTPS deployment and a security review of its hosting settings and external resources.

Samples and settings stay in this browser. Viewer counts and sampling may vary; results are not guaranteed.
HG AVERAGE TRACKER

Privacy & Terms

This information is available before you connect Twitch. Last updated 8 November 2026.

Privacy notice

Information used. When you connect, the tracker reads your Twitch account name and profile image and, while you are live, your broadcaster and stream identifiers, stream start time, and current viewer count. It also saves the target and schedule settings you enter.

Where it is stored. Viewer history and Twitch account details are stored in this browser tab’s session storage. Viewer history is automatically deleted after 24 hours from its first sample, while the tracker is open or the next time it is opened. Closing the tab normally clears session storage. Client ID, target, schedule settings, and tooltip preference are stored in this browser’s local storage until you change or delete them. No tracker server receives this information.

Twitch and other requests. The browser sends Twitch login tokens and API requests directly to Twitch over HTTPS to validate your account and read live stream data. The tracker does not request or store a client secret. The page loads fonts from Google Fonts; Google may receive standard connection information such as your IP address, but not your tracker history or Twitch token.

Your choices. Reset Session clears the current viewer history. Disconnect removes the local Twitch connection and viewer history and asks Twitch to revoke the token, while keeping tracker preferences. Manage Data deletes the tracker’s saved information from this browser and asks Twitch to revoke any saved token. If revocation cannot be confirmed, you can remove the app from Twitch’s connected-app settings. These controls do not delete data from Twitch itself.

Contact and feedback. For privacy questions, general support, or suggestions, join the Harvendae Gaming Discord and start a public thread in the existing suggestions area. We can acknowledge the thread, follow up with an answer, and update it when the issue is resolved. Please do not post access tokens, passwords, or sensitive personal information in a public thread. Account-specific data requests should be handled privately with a moderator.

Terms of use

HG Average Tracker is an independent planning aid. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or an official product of Twitch.

Viewer counts are periodic samples. Averages, colour indicators, and time estimates are approximate, may differ from Twitch’s official analytics, and are not guarantees of a result. Broadcasts must be shorter than 24 hours; tracking history is cleared at the 24-hour limit. Use the tracker only with a Twitch account you own or are authorized to manage, and in accordance with Twitch’s terms and developer policies.

The tracker is provided as-is for informational use. You are responsible for decisions about your broadcast and for keeping access to your browser profile secure.
LOCAL DATA

Manage Data

Delete all information saved by this tracker in this browser. This does not clear data for other websites.

Delete all tracker dataRemove this app’s saved token, viewer history, Client ID, target, schedule settings, and display preferences from this browser.
NEW SESSION

Reset session?

This clears the saved history. If you are live, tracking restarts now using the latest known viewer count. Your Twitch connection and settings will stay.