Through Phyllo's Public API, you can search and discover from approximately 20 million Twitch creators. Available data includes:

Profile data: Username, display name, bio, follower count, total views, partner/affiliate status, profile image
Stream performance metrics: Average viewers, peak viewers, concurrent viewers, hours streamed, stream frequency, follower growth during streams
Game/category data: Games played, hours per game, category performance metrics
Discovery filters: Language, game/category, country, gender, VTuber status, subscriber count, viewer range, stream growth rate
Stream-level data: Watch time, concurrent viewership, chat participants, followers gained during streams, top words in chat

Through the Authenticated API, you can access deeper per-account analytics when streamers connect their Twitch accounts via the SDK.

Yes. Twitch APIs allow developers to retrieve real-time stream data including whether a channel is live, current viewer counts, stream titles, and game categories. This makes it possible to build live dashboards, stream trackers, and performance monitoring tools.

Yes. You can filter by specific games (e.g., "Dota 2," "Fortnite"), content categories (e.g., "Just Chatting"), and combine with other filters like country, language, viewer count, and growth metrics. This is essential for game publishers and brands targeting gaming audiences.

Yes. VTuber identification is available as a filter in ourTwitch discovery API, which is a common request from gaming publishers and agencies.

Twitch audience analysis is unique because viewers connect and disconnect constantly during streams. We provide estimated audience sizes, viewer demographics where available, and stream-level engagement metrics (chat participation, concurrent viewers, etc.) rather than traditional follower-based audience demographics that work on platforms like Instagram or YouTube.

Yes. Twitch APIs provide endpoints to retrieve videos, past broadcasts, and clips from channels. Developers can access metadata such as titles, thumbnails, view counts, and timestamps to analyze content performance and build video analytics tools.

Twitch APIs support chat integrations that allow applications to interact with Twitch chat rooms, read messages, and send messages programmatically. This enables use cases such as chatbots, moderation tools, and real-time engagement analytics.

Twitch APIs are commonly used to build live stream analytics dashboards, influencer discovery platforms, esports data trackers, and community engagement tools. Businesses also use Twitch data to analyze streaming trends, track creator performance, and monitor viewer engagement.

Unlike point solutions that only cover Twitch, Phyllo provides Twitch data normalized into the same schema as Instagram, YouTube, TikTok, and all other platforms. This means one integration for your entire influencer stack. Our discovery database covers 20M+Twitch creators with rich search filters, and we offer both prospecting (discover new creators)and analytics (track existing creators) through a single API. We also provide deeper stream-level data like chat analysis and per-game breakdowns.