During the second quarter of 2026, Streams Charts rolled out several updates to simplify how users retrieve, analyze, and work with livestreaming data. These changes introduce multistream analytics, natural-language API queries, brand campaign tools and new channel discovery options.
Multistream data is now available on streamer overview pages
Users can now toggle multistream data directly on a creator's main overview page. This allows for quick tracking of streamers who broadcast to multiple platforms simultaneously. The toggle currently supports data from the last 30 days, with plans to expand this timeline later.
For an example of how this looks, you can view the toggle on TheBurntPeanut’s channel page.
Query Streams Charts API data with Claude Code
Streams Charts built a custom skill that connects its API directly to Claude Code. This integration lets users pull streaming metrics using standard conversational language.
Instead of writing custom requests to different endpoints, you can ask for the data you want directly in Claude Code. The tool automatically finds the right endpoint, pulls the data, and displays it in a structured table, alongside a note showing how many API credits were used.
You can use these queries to pull channel statistics, viewer counts, Twitch subscriber numbers, chat analytics, or audience demographics. The feature helps research teams gather metrics quickly without needing to consult technical documentation or toggle between separate dashboards.
Turnkey creator programs for brands and platforms
Streams Charts has launched managed creator programs to help brands, publishers, and platforms run streamer challenges and affiliate campaigns.
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Clients set their goals and entry rules, while Streams Charts handles the setup. This setup includes a customizable hub, creator registration, automated performance tracking, and live leaderboards. The platform also identifies and filters out viewbotting to keep campaign metrics accurate.
These programs track activity across Twitch, Kick, and YouTube Live, recording data such as total airtime, average viewer counts, peak concurrents, and hours watched. The system has already run campaigns for initiatives like PUBG's Xeno Point Streamer Challenge, KICK Road, and OBSBOT's creator program.
AI-powered channel filtering is now available to all PRO users
The AI assistant on the Channels page is now available to all PRO subscribers.
The assistant lets users search for streamers using conversational prompts, which speeds up channel discovery by replacing manual filter configurations. This is designed for scouting and early research when you have a specific target profile in mind but no direct list of creators.
More precise searches across Finder tools
Streams Charts added a search toggle to its Finder tools, allowing users to choose between exact and partial keyword matches.
This choice is active across the Titles Finder, Chat Finder, and Channel Bio Finder. Users can pinpoint exact phrases or widen their search to catch variations.
The update offers better control when tracking brand mentions, sponsorship campaigns, promotional links, or specific keywords across stream titles, live chats, and creator bios.
Additional Streams Charts updates
Several other features rolled out during the quarter.
Streamers in the Audience. For Twitch streams and authorized channels on Streams Charts, individual stream pages now show a dedicated panel listing viewers who are streamers themselves, along with their watch times.
Streams Charts Twitch Extension. Twitch creators can also use the new Channel Stats extension to show their own channel analytics directly on their profile pages. The panel displays 30-day performance, global rank, and country-level audience distribution, giving sponsors and viewers quick access to channel stats.
TikTok LIVE Overview. Finally, Streams Charts launched a TikTok LIVE statistics page tracking overall platform performance, popular categories, and historical viewership trends. Users can also submit custom data requests for specific TikTok creator metrics.
To see how the industry performed overall, you can read the Q2 2026 Global Livestreaming report, which covers platform growth and audience trends from a record-breaking quarter.
