Find the game that puts you in the top two rows.

Undercard checks live Twitch numbers every 15 minutes against the games you own on Steam and console, and tells you which row you'd land in.

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Streamers, viewers and indie game developers all start here. A few quick questions first, then you sign up with Twitch, which asks for no permissions. Viewers get in free.

Pick the game where you show up in row 1, not row 40.
A squad page: the squad's name and live count up top, tabs for Feed, Gallery, Live now, Calendar, Watch parties and About, a post box and a post from a squadmate, with the month's stream buddy and the member list on the right.

Squads

A small crew of streamers who play the same kind of games. Your squad has its own feed, calendar and watch parties, and "Watch the squad live" opens up to 4 squadmates who are on, side by side.

Start one or join up to 5. Captains pick the size and whether it's open, by request, invite only or private.

A watch party called Late night co op, watching two channels at once, with a Party chat column on the right where friends talk while they watch.

Watch parties

Watch up to 4 streams side by side with friends and talk in your own party chat. One stream has sound, the rest start muted.

Keep it to friends or list it on the Watch page. The streams play from Twitch, so your views count for the streamers.

The Good Neighbor points card: 33 points, plus 20 this week, and a note that you show up in the Featured row on the Watch page while you're live.

Good Neighbor points

You earn them by helping: raiding someone your size or smaller, shoutouts, and feedback the other streamer marks as helpful. Never for watching or following.

The most helpful streamers each week show up in the Featured row on the Watch page while they're live. Those spots are earned, never bought, and points have no cash value.

Think of Twitch like Google

Every game category is a results page. Big games are page 50 for a small streamer. The right game puts you on page one.

  1. Log in with Twitch. We learn your real average viewers from your streams, so there's no guessing.
  2. Add your games. One click for Steam. PlayStation, Xbox, Switch and anything else go in as a quick list.
  3. Pick a category and go live. Cozy, Horror, Competitive: we rank the games you own by where you'd land right now.

We skip the traps

A #1 spot means nothing in a ghost town, and a top 10 spot means nothing when one whale has 90% of the viewers.

Whale games
One huge streamer with 90% of the viewers? Those people came for them, not the game. We flag it and leave it out unless you ask.
Ghost towns
Being #1 out of 2 channels means nothing if nobody is browsing. We measure real demand.
Adult games
Kept out of your list automatically, so nothing NSFW lands on it by accident.

A neighborhood of streamers your size

No "drop your link" channels. You get noticed here by raiding, shouting out or giving feedback first. We don't do follow for follow, lurk trading or bought views.

Raids that help

Set your raid status and see who near your size is live and open to a raid when you wrap up.

Feedback from your neighbors

Ask your neighborhood for notes on your stream. You mark which replies helped.

Collab requests

Send one from any Streamer Card. They answer when they're ready, no cold DMs.

Neighborhoods

You land in a neighborhood of up to 75 active streamers your size, with a shared feed, calendar and raid list.

Good Neighbors of November 2026

The streamers who helped others the most this month. Raids, shoutouts and helpful feedback all count.

GlitchGoblin206 pts · 3 raids
OatmealOracle120 pts · 2 raids
WaffleWizard84 pts · 1 raids
MapleMancer80 pts · 2 raids
LunaLoops62 pts · 2 raids

From the blog

Plain guides for small streamers: picking games, raids, growing without tricks.

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What it costs

Everything is free during the beta, for streamers, viewers and developers.

Join now and you're a founding member: you keep Pro at $4 a month for life once paid plans start. See the plans

Questions

Can you post or change anything on my channel?

Not by default. Logging in only tells us who you are, with zero permissions. If you choose to turn on Stream controls in Settings, we can switch your stream category, but only when you click the button. Disconnect anytime.

Do you use AI?

AI is off by default, and we'll never shove it down your throat. Everything works without it: our numbers come from plain rules. If you want help writing titles or descriptions, AI helpers are a separate add on you switch on in Settings, and they only see what you type into them. Our promise.

Do I need a Steam account?

No. Steam just saves you typing. You can add any game from any platform by hand.

Is a top two row placement guaranteed?

Nobody can promise that. Viewer counts change minute to minute and Twitch personalizes its directory. We show where you'd land based on live numbers, refreshed every 15 minutes, which is the best signal available. How we work it out, and how often we're right.

How do you know my viewer count?

Whenever you're live, we note your viewer count and use your typical number. You can also type it in yourself.