How do I watch a replay after a stream ends?

Open the stream after it has ended and tap Watch replay. Replays exist for streamers on Pro, whose broadcasts are saved automatically and stay up for 90 days. Streams on Free and Lite are not recorded, so those broadcasts leave no replay behind.

Missed a stream live? If the streamer is on Pro, you can still watch it. Their broadcasts are saved automatically when they end, so the same stream link turns into a replay.

Find a replay

1. Open the stream: the same link where you watched it, or a link someone shared.
2. If the stream has ended, the page says so.
3. If a replay exists, tap Watch replay to play the recording.
4. Scrub through it like any recorded video.

Not every stream leaves a replay

• The streamer is on Free or Lite. Recording broadcasts is a Pro feature, so their stream was not saved.
• It is more than 90 days since a Pro stream ended, and the replay has expired.
• The stream ran for less than two minutes.
• It was broadcast from OBS, which is not archived yet.
• It only just ended: the recording takes a few minutes to process, so check back shortly.

Following a streamer is still the surest way to catch the next one. Clips are the other exception: any clip taken during a stream lives on as its own post, on every plan, whether or not a replay was kept.

Replays keep the same restrictions the live stream had. A followers-only stream needs you to be following, and a ticketed event's replay needs a ticket, just like watching it live did.