During a stream, StreamRooms updates the live viewer count, viewer chart, chat statistics and retention rate every second. Unlike Kick's delayed counter, the streamer can make decisions with real data during the stream.
During the stream it shows the live viewer count (real data updated every second instead of Kick's delayed counter), the viewer chart (how the number changes over the stream), peak viewer tracking (highest viewer count and its timestamp) and chat statistics (messages per minute, number of different people writing, quiet moments).
Retention rateshows how many of the people who join stay and how many leave right away, measuring the content's real holding power. Follower activity shows at what moment new followers gained during the stream arrived.
The connection health panel shows bitrate, dropped frames and latency live. With the stream duration counter, how many hours you've been live is tracked in real time.
Yes. While Kick's own counter is delayed, StreamRooms provides real-time data updated every second.
Retention rate shows how many of the viewers who join stay; it helps you understand how quickly the content loses or holds viewers.
Peak viewer tracking automatically records the highest viewer count in the stream and the exact timestamp of that moment.
Setup takes a few minutes and needs no extra hardware.
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