Open Creator Dashboard from your profile picture, choose Community and then the followers list. It shows who follows you, lets you search for a name and sort by date. In the phone app the full list is harder to reach, but you can see recent follows in your activity feed or by opening the website in a mobile browser.
Twitch shows a follower count on every channel, but the names behind it are visible to the channel owner in one place. This guide shows the path on desktop and phone, what viewers can and cannot see, and what to do when the list does not match your expectations.
Where is the Twitch followers list?
On a computer:
- Select your avatar in the upper-right corner of twitch.tv.
- Pick Creator Dashboard from the dropdown.
- In the side menu, go to Community.
- Choose the followers list.
You will see each follower's name and picture, the date they followed and a search box. Sorting by date puts new followers on top or shows who has followed longest. Twitch edits its menus from time to time, so if a label differs, look for Community and the followers entry.
How do you see followers on the Twitch phone app?
The phone app is built for watching and basic moderation, and it does not always offer the full list. Reports from different guides disagree on what each version shows, so try these options in order.
- Recent follows in the activity feed. While you stream, the activity feed lists new follows as they happen.
- The Creator Dashboard in a mobile browser. Log in on twitch.tv from your phone's browser, ask the browser for the full site and repeat the computer steps above.
- Stream tools. Some streaming apps and overlays show new follows as alerts during a broadcast.
Where each view lives
This table puts every view in one place.
| What you want | Where to look | Who sees it | Does it disappear? |
|---|---|---|---|
| The total number | Under the stream on your channel | Everyone | Updates as people follow or unfollow |
| The full list with dates | Creator Dashboard, Community | Only you | Entries leave when someone unfollows |
| New follows live | Activity feed or alerts | Only you | Scrolls away as new events arrive |
| Follower growth over time | Analytics in Creator Dashboard | Only you | Kept for the periods the dashboard offers |
The count on your channel and the list in the dashboard should match closely. Small differences appear because a follower who unfollows or whose account is removed leaves the list at different times in different places.
What can viewers see about your followers?
A visitor sees the number. They do not see your full followers list from your channel page. What they can see is the list of channels a person follows, depending on that person's settings, and the people who show up in your chat. So the "who follows me" question is something only the owner answers.
If you need to find one person, the owner's list has a search box. A follower who has changed their name appears under the new name.
Why does my follower count look wrong?
Several things make the count move.
- Unfollows. People leave, and the number drops without a notice.
- Banned or deleted accounts. Twitch removes accounts that break its rules, and their follows disappear.
- Delays. The count updates after a short while, so a new follow may not show for a minute.
- Bots. Automated accounts that follow channels are one reason follower numbers are not a reliable measure of an audience. Our guide on how to spot fake followers shows the signs.
If the numbers still look wrong after a day, check in a desktop browser, since an older app version may show stale data.
Followers are not the same as viewers
A follower is someone who pressed the heart. A viewer is someone watching right now. A channel with a thousand followers can have five viewers at a time, and a channel with fifty followers can have thirty. Twitch's Affiliate rules look at both, and our guide to Twitch Affiliate requirements explains how they are counted. To plan growth, track followers gained per stream and average viewers, not the total alone.
A short routine for checking followers
You do not need to open the list every day. A weekly check is enough for most channels.
- Once a week: open the list sorted by date and note how many people followed since last time.
- After each stream: compare the new follows with that stream's topic. The streams that bring the most follows are the ones to repeat.
- Once a month: welcome the most active new followers in chat by name. People who feel noticed come back.
Write the three numbers in a note and watch the trend, because one slow week says little.
Can you download the followers list?
The dashboard is designed for viewing, not for export. Third-party tools can read follower data if you authorise them, but treat them with care. A tool should ask for permission through Twitch's own login screen, never for your password. Remove access you no longer use from the connections page of your account settings.
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FAQ
Where can I see who follows me on Twitch?
In Creator Dashboard, under Community, in the followers list.
Can other people see my followers list?
No. Visitors see the total, not the names.
Can I see my followers on the Twitch mobile app?
Recent follows appear in the activity feed. For the full list, use the website in a phone browser.
Why did my follower count go down?
Because people unfollowed or accounts were removed. Small drops are normal.
Conclusion
Your Twitch followers list lives in Creator Dashboard under Community, with search and date sorting. On a phone, use the activity feed or the website. Viewers see only the total, and the count moves for ordinary reasons. Never share your password with a tool that offers to show or export your followers.