A complete look at account intelligence, live monitoring, relationship mapping, and the security controls behind them.
Resolve any account instantly, then watch it change over time.
Paste a @handle, numeric user ID, or full profile URL — get back nickname, follower count, region, gift level, and bio in seconds.
Every lookup records a timestamped snapshot, so you always have a running history to compare against — not just the current state.
See exactly when a username, nickname, avatar, gift level, follower count, or region changed, with before/after values.
Watchlist rows are automatically badged when follower counts spike or drop sharply, so you notice without having to look for it.
Accounts that change their @handle are flagged with a "renamed" badge, so you never lose track of who's who.
Link known alt accounts to a main account manually, or let the system suggest possible alts based on shared avatar history.
The moment a tracked broadcaster goes live, we're watching.
Dedicated live workers poll on a tight cycle and connect the instant a tracked broadcaster starts streaming.
Don't want to wait for the next poll? Force an immediate live-status check with one click.
Every chat message and gift is logged live, with the gift's diamond value and icon shown inline.
Live viewer count and total diamonds earned are shown right at the top of the panel, updating in real time.
Every past live session is saved — reopen it any time to replay the full chat/gift/PK log, not just what happened while you were watching.
Watch several broadcasters at once in the Live Activities panel, each in its own independent, resizable column.
Every battle recorded, every opponent linked — automatically.
Connected, started, reached punishment phase, and disconnected — each shows up as its own line, so you can follow a battle end to end.
1v1, 2v1, 2v2, and 4-way individual battles all render as grouped team tables, with the tracked broadcaster's team always shown first.
Every opponent's win/loss record against a given broadcaster is tracked automatically — no manual scorekeeping.
If A, B, C, and D battle in one PK, all four see each other as opponents — not just whichever broadcaster's session happened to record it.
New opponents encountered in a PK are automatically tracked and tagged as broadcasters, so your roster grows on its own.
Filter, sort, and page through a broadcaster's full PK opponent list — by most recent, most wins, or most losses.
See how your entire roster actually connects.
A live, filterable node graph of every tracked account and how they're connected — alts, PK opponents, supporters, and circles.
Group broadcasters into Streamer Circles and supporters into Friend Circles to reflect real-world team structures.
Track which supporters back which broadcasters, with the relationship shown from both sides.
Isolate just alts, just PK relationships, or just circle friendships — and hide accounts with no connections at all.
Free-form colour-coded tags and date-stamped timeline annotations pinned directly to a broadcaster's follower chart.
Mention a teammate in a remark and they get notified — so context never gets lost in a comment nobody saw.
Shared visibility for the whole team, without stepping on each other.
Agencies share one tracked-user list — no duplicated tracking effort across teammates.
Member counts, tracked accounts, team remarks, and active flags — all with 7-day deltas, plus a full activity chart.
See what the rest of your team has been doing — remarks added, accounts tracked, roles changed — in one feed.
Notes can be private to you, shared with your agency, or public to everyone — with full edit history preserved.
Every teammate gets the same agency dashboard structure, whether they're an admin or a regular member.
Export your watchlist to CSV any time you need it outside the app.
This is sensitive operational data — it's treated that way.
TOTP-based 2FA with QR setup and single-use, bcrypt-hashed backup codes.
Repeated failed logins trigger an automatic temporary lockout per account and IP.
See every active session with device, IP, and last-seen time — revoke one or all of them instantly.
Broadcasters can hide their diamond figures from the rest of the team while keeping other stats visible.
Logins, password changes, impersonation, and 2FA changes are all logged for admin review.
Sessions are signed and encrypted, never relying on client-trusted state.
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