Raid finder
Who could you raid?
Channels live right now, near your size. A raid from someone close to their own size is the one people remember.
Worked out for a channel with 3 viewers. Use my channel
Pick a game to see who is live in it right now. Signed in, it starts with the game you streamed last.
What these numbers mean
- Near your size
- Channels averaging between a quarter of and about twice 3 viewers so far this stream, closest first. Close enough to your size that your raid is a big moment for them.
- Who is left out
- Channels live for less than two hours, and channels still averaging 1 or 2 viewers after two hours. A short stream ends before a raid back can happen, and a channel that hasn't built a crowd in two hours has little to send back.
- About N viewers
- Their average across this stream so far, from the checks every fifteen minutes, not the exact number this second.
- How to raid
- Type /raid followed by their name in your own chat near the end of your stream. Twitch sends your viewers over with a message.
- Raid habits
- From Twitch's public raid events, which Chaos Tools records for thousands of channels of every size: how many raids they sent and to how many channels, whether most go to the same one, and how many of the channels that raided them they raided back within six weeks. Each channel is watched to the end of its streams, and one shown here goes to the front of the queue, so check back. "No raids seen yet" after a stream or two means just that, not that they never raid.
- Likely to raid back
- Raided back at least half of the channels that raided them, with at least two to judge by.
- Left out
- Streams marked for mature audiences, and your own channel.