Twitch follower tracker & unfollow checker

What This Tool Does

If your Twitch data export includes follower roster JSON, upload it here to review followers, following, and one-way connections. Parsed locally with no Twitch login and no upload to our servers.

How To Use It

1. Go to , then , then (or , depending on your region).

2. Request a download that includes and data where Twitch offers it. Confirm by email and wait for the link.

3. Download the `.zip` Twitch provides. Keep it as the original archive. Don't strip JSON files or re-zip only VODs or chat logs.

4. Upload the bundle on this page.

5. If parsing succeeds, browse unfollowers, fans, and mutuals. Search or export to CSV.

What You'll See

• channels you follow who don't follow back (when both lists are in the export)
• followers you don't follow back
• two-way follows
• counts from the parsed roster

Limitations

• Twitch export bundles vary by date and region. VOD-only or chat-only downloads won't parse
• Not all Twitch data packages include separate follower and following JSON. If yours doesn't, the analyzer can't run
• Snapshot data only, not a live sub count or real-time unfollow alert
• Mod lists and bits leaderboards aren't part of this workflow unless they appear in your export's relationship JSON

Privacy & Safety

No Twitch OAuth or password on this site. Your export is processed in-browser only. We don't access the Twitch API, automate channel actions, or store streamer data.

How Twitch Follower Tracking Works

Twitch follower tracking on this page is based on the follower and following information available in your Twitch data export. When the required relationship data is included, the tool reads the supported records and compares the lists locally in your browser.

This can help identify channels you follow that do not follow you back, followers you do not follow back, and mutual connections. The results depend on the relationship data included in your exported Twitch archive.

What Is a Twitch Data Export?

A Twitch data export is a copy of information associated with your Twitch account that you can request from Twitch.

The downloaded archive can contain different types of account information depending on what Twitch provides. This tool uses supported relationship data when it is available in the export.

Because the tool works with your downloaded archive, you do not need to connect your Twitch account directly to this website.

How Twitch Unfollowers Are Calculated

The tool compares the supported follower and following records found in your Twitch export.

Unfollowers

These are channels you follow that do not appear in your follower list.

Fans

These are accounts that follow you but do not appear in your following list.

Mutuals

These are accounts that appear in both your follower and following lists.

The results are based on the data available in your uploaded archive and are not live Twitch statistics.

Twitch Followers vs Following

Your Twitch followers are accounts that follow your channel, while your following list contains channels or accounts you follow.

If your export includes both datasets, comparing them can help identify one way and two way relationships.

The exact information available depends on the Twitch data package you receive.

Twitch Follower Data Explained

Follower information in your export represents the relationship data included by Twitch when your archive was generated.

It should be treated as a snapshot rather than a continuously updated follower feed. New followers, unfollows, or other changes made after the export was created will not automatically appear in the existing ZIP.

Can You Track Twitch Unfollowers?

A single Twitch data export does not necessarily provide a complete historical record of every follower change.

If the export contains the required follower and following information, the tool can compare those lists and identify one way relationships represented in the archive.

For historical tracking, keep exports from different dates and compare the available relationship data between snapshots.

Twitch Follower Snapshot vs Live Data

Export Snapshot

The results represent the information included when Twitch generated your data export.

Live Twitch Account

Your Twitch account may change after the archive was created. Those changes will not automatically update the results on this page.

Historical Comparison

Keeping multiple exports can help you compare follower relationships across different dates.

Why Use a Twitch Data Export?

Using your own Twitch data export allows you to analyze information that Twitch has provided directly to you.

You download the archive yourself and upload it to this page without connecting your Twitch account. This means you do not need to provide your Twitch password or authorize account actions through the tool.

Twitch Export vs Third Party Follower Apps

Official Twitch Export

You request your account information from Twitch, download the archive, and analyze the supported data yourself.

Third Party Apps

Some services may request account access, OAuth permissions, or login credentials to monitor follower activity.

This tool uses the export approach, so there is no Twitch login or OAuth connection required for the analysis.

Common Twitch Export Problems

My ZIP Did Not Work

Make sure you are uploading the original Twitch data archive rather than a VOD download, chat archive, screenshot collection, or manually created ZIP.

No Follower Data Was Found

Your particular export may not contain the follower or following relationship files required by the analyzer.

Only VODs or Chat Data Is Available

VOD and chat information does not replace follower relationship data. The tool needs supported relationship information to calculate follower results.

Results Are Empty

Check that your archive contains the relevant relationship data and that the ZIP was downloaded directly from Twitch.

Results Look Outdated

Your results come from the date the Twitch archive was generated. Request a newer export if you need a more recent snapshot.

How Accurate Are the Results?

The tool compares the supported follower and following records found in your Twitch export. It does not estimate missing accounts or create relationships that are not present in the source data.

The completeness of the results depends on the type of data Twitch includes in your particular export.

What This Tool Cannot Do

This tool does not maintain a live connection to Twitch or provide real time follower alerts.

It cannot recover follower changes that happened after your export was generated, access another person's private account data, or recreate relationship information that Twitch did not include in your archive.

It also does not follow, unfollow, block, subscribe, or modify Twitch accounts.

Who Is This Twitch Tracker For?

Streamers

Review supported follower relationships using your own Twitch data export.

Twitch Creators

Check follower and following information and organize the available results.

Community Managers

Review exported relationship data and save supported results for personal records.

Privacy Conscious Users

Analyze your Twitch data without providing your Twitch password or connecting an external app to your account.

Search and CSV Export

After your Twitch archive has been processed, you can search the available relationship records to find specific usernames or channels.

You can also export supported results as CSV files for offline review, record keeping, or comparison with another export.

Understanding Your Twitch Results

Unfollowers

Channels you follow that are not represented in your follower list.

Fans

Accounts that follow you without appearing in your following list.

Mutuals

Accounts represented in both lists.

Follower Count

The number of supported follower records found in your archive.

Following Count

The number of supported following records found in your archive.

These numbers reflect the exported data and should not be treated as live Twitch counts.

Twitch Mods and Other Account Data

Twitch exports can contain different categories of account information depending on the data package provided.

Moderator lists, chat records, VOD information, subscriptions, and other account data should not automatically be treated as follower information.

This tool focuses on supported relationship data and only displays information that matches the files and structures it can process.

Large Twitch Archives

Large Twitch exports can contain many different types of account information. Processing time can increase as archive size grows because the browser needs to read the ZIP and locate the supported relationship data.

Keep the original archive intact and allow the page enough time to process larger files.

Mobile and Desktop Support

You can request and download your Twitch data from a supported mobile or desktop device and then upload the ZIP to this page.

Once the archive is available on your device, the supported information can be processed directly in your browser without requiring a Twitch login.

Local Browser Processing

The Twitch archive is processed directly in your browser. The tool reads supported relationship information from the ZIP and performs the analysis on your device.

No Twitch password or direct account connection is required to analyze the exported data.

Your Twitch Data Stays Under Your Control

You request the archive directly from Twitch and choose which file to analyze.

The tool does not require your Twitch credentials or direct account access. Only upload an archive belonging to your own account and avoid sharing personal Twitch data with untrusted services.

How to Track Twitch Follower Changes Over Time

If you want to monitor follower relationship changes, keep Twitch exports from different dates.

An older archive can provide one snapshot while a newer archive provides another. Comparing the supported relationship lists can help identify differences between those snapshots.

A single export cannot provide a complete historical record of every follower or unfollow event.

Before You Upload Your Twitch ZIP

Make sure you have the original Twitch data export ZIP with supported follower relationship data, follower and following information when available, the original archive structure, and your own Twitch account export.

Avoid uploading VOD only downloads, chat only archives, screenshots, third party follower lists, or manually created ZIP files.

Tips for Better Twitch Follower Tracking

Use the most recent Twitch data export when you want the latest available snapshot.

Keep the original ZIP intact and do not remove JSON or relationship files before uploading.

Save older exports if you want to compare changes over time.

After processing, search the results for specific channels and export the available lists as CSV when you want an offline copy.

Twitch Follower Tracker vs Live Follower Counter

A follower tracker based on your data export is different from a live follower counter.

This tool analyzes the relationship information contained in your downloaded archive. It does not connect to Twitch continuously or refresh your follower count every few seconds.

For that reason, the results should be treated as an exported snapshot rather than a real time Twitch dashboard.

Data Export vs Twitch Login

Data Export

You request your information from Twitch, download the archive, and analyze the supported information locally.

Direct Login

A third party service may ask you to connect your Twitch account or authorize access.

This tool uses the data export method, so you do not need to provide your Twitch password or connect your Twitch account to the site.