Raid Log
Eranio Published on: 13. October 2026
Raid Log
Menu: Channel → Raid Log
This page shows a record of all raids that have come to your Twitch channel. A raid is when another streamer brings their entire audience over to watch you. Here you can see who raided you, how many viewers they brought, and when it happened.
Overview
The Raid Log is a simple table with three columns:
| Column | What it shows |
|---|---|
| Raider | The streamer who raided you. You can search by name here. |
| Viewers | The number of viewers who came with the raid. |
| Date | When the raid happened (Format: DD.MM.YYYY HH:MM). Sortable. |
Features
Search by raider: Type a name into the search field to find raids from specific streamers.
Sorting: Click the "Date" column header to switch between ascending and descending order. The newest raids appear at the top by default.
Pagination: The table shows 25 entries per page initially. You can change this to 50 or 100 using the dropdown menu at the bottom.
When there are no raids
If you have not received any raids yet, the page displays the message "No raids received yet." This is completely normal for new channels.
FAQ
Why is a raid not showing up? The Raid Log is filled in real-time as raids arrive. If a raid is missing, it could be that the connection to the Twitch API was interrupted. The log only shows raids that eranio.de received.
Can I export the raids? No, the Raid Log is for viewing only. If you want to save the data, copy it manually from the table.
Are old raids deleted? The Raid Log stores all raids permanently. There is no automatic deletion.