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VOD Tracker
Follow streamers, keep track of their VODs, and resume exactly where you stopped — no more orphaned tabs.
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Twitch for now — more platforms coming.
The HostVortex VOD Tracker keeps every Twitch archive from the channels you follow in one list — with filters, watch status and resume points that survive a browser restart.
What you can do
Follow any Twitch channel
Paste a username or a channel URL. Mute a channel to keep collecting its VODs without showing them in the list.
Filter and sort without losing the plot
Narrow the list by age, by how many recent VODs each streamer has, or by watch status — then group it by streamer, date or status.
Resume exactly where you stopped
Playback runs in Twitch's official player and your position is saved, so a restarted browser or a later session continues where you left off.
Yours only
No account and no profile on our servers: follows, statuses and positions live in your browser, and you can export them as JSON at any time.
How it works
Add a channel
Type the Twitch username, or paste the channel URL into the follow field.
Refresh when you want new VODs
Hit Refresh, or set auto-refresh to 15, 30 or 60 minutes. New VODs get marked, and ones Twitch no longer serves are flagged as deleted.
Watch, mark and move on
Set a VOD to watching, later or watched — and the next unwatched VOD starts automatically when the current one ends.
Frequently asked questions
Is the VOD Tracker free?
Yes. Every HostVortex tool is free to use and needs no HostVortex account.
Do I need a Twitch account to use it?
Not for the tracker. It only reads public VOD lists and plays them in Twitch's official player, which works without signing in.
Where are my follows and watch positions stored?
In your browser's local storage on this device. Nothing is sent to a HostVortex account, and clearing site data removes it — export a JSON backup first if you want to keep it.
Does it download or re-upload VODs?
No. The videos stay on Twitch; the tracker only lists them and remembers where you were.
Why is a VOD marked as deleted?
Twitch removes archived broadcasts after a retention period that depends on the channel. When the API stops returning a VOD it stays in your list, flagged as deleted, so your history does not change silently.
Does it work with Kick, YouTube or other platforms?
Twitch only for now — the tracker is built for Twitch VODs first, and other platforms come later.