Download a creator’s follower history as a CSV
Paste a handle, pick its platform and get a CSV of up to 30 days of daily counts for any YouTube channel, Bluesky account or Twitch channel: one row per day, with the count and that day’s change. Free, no signup.
Need more than 30 days of a Bluesky or Twitch account? Track it in the app and export every reading. Join the waitlist
What’s in the file
- One row per day for the last 30 days, oldest first, dated in UTC.
- For each count: the last reading of that day and the change from the day before.
- YouTube: subscribers, total views and video count. Bluesky: followers and posts. Twitch: followers.
- Accounts we already follow, like the channels on our leaderboards, usually fill all 30 rows. An account nobody opened before starts today and fills in as we keep reading it.
A Twitch channel’s file looks like this (sample numbers):
date,Followers,Followers change 2026-11-03,12480,31 2026-11-04,12514,34 2026-11-05,12530,16
Keep going
YouTube data comes from YouTube API Services, under the YouTube Terms of Service and the Google Privacy Policy.
Questions people ask
Is it free?
Yes. No signup and no email. Every counter page on CountDeck has the same Download CSV button under its history table.
How far back does it go?
Up to 30 days, today included. Our history of an account starts the first time anyone opens it on CountDeck, so an account nobody looked up before starts with today’s count. A day with no reading is an empty cell.
Why is the YouTube subscriber count rounded?
YouTube’s API rounds public subscriber counts above 1,000 down to 3 significant figures, so the Subscribers column moves in steps and its change is 0 on most days. Total views and video count are exact.
Does it work for X or GitHub?
X: only for accounts someone already tracks in the CountDeck app, because X charges for every API read. Those counter pages have the same CSV button. GitHub repo pages show star history but have no CSV download.
Can I get more than 30 days?
For Bluesky and Twitch, yes: add the account in the CountDeck app (one account is free) and tap Export history (CSV) in Settings. It has every reading we have stored for that account. YouTube stays at 30 days: YouTube’s API terms don’t let us keep its stats longer.