Can you see who unfollowed you on Kick?
No. Kick doesn't show who unfollowed your channel. It has no unfollower list and no unfollow alert. You only see your follower count go down.
Kick tracker apps exist, but most want your Kick password. Kick's Terms of Service say you must keep your password secure and that you're responsible for everything done on your account. Kick's rules also ban scraping and bots. A tracker can put your account at risk.
Want to unfollow a channel yourself? The steps are in the next section.
Unfollow doesn't support Kick. It tracks unfollowers on Bluesky, X (formerly Twitter), Twitch, YouTube, Trovo, and VKontakte, with no password needed.
How to unfollow someone on Kick
On kick.com:
- Log in and open the channel you want to unfollow.
- Find the Following button below the stream. When you point at it, it changes to Unfollow.
- Click it. Kick asks, "Are you sure you want to unfollow" that channel. Click Unfollow to confirm.
The button goes back to Follow. You can follow again any time. Kick's own guide covers the other side: how to follow a Kick livestream.
Who can see the channels you follow? Kick's privacy guide says your followed channels are not visible to others.
Why you can't see who unfollowed you on Kick
Kick doesn't have an unfollower feature in its app or website. Here's what that means:
- You can see your total follower count go up or down.
- You can't see a list of who used to follow you.
- You can't see when someone unfollowed your channel.
Kick's public API doesn't help either. It has an event for when someone follows a channel. It has no unfollow event and no follower history. So an app can't use the official API to tell you who left.
Risks of Kick unfollow tracker apps
Kick tracker apps tend to fall into three types:
Password apps ask for your Kick username and password. They log in as you to read your followers. Kick's Terms of Service say you must keep your password secure, and you're responsible for anything done on your account. Kick's help center also says Kick will never ask for your password by email or chat. Handing it to a stranger's app is a real risk.
Scraping apps collect follower data with bots. Kick's Terms of Service ban scraping and automated tools like robots and spiders. That puts the app, and the account it's tied to, at risk.
"Official" apps say they use Kick's API. But the public API has no unfollow data. If an app still names your unfollowers, ask where that data comes from.
All three share the same risks:
- Your account could be locked or banned for breaking Kick's rules.
- A third party could store your password or login token.
- Your follower list could end up on someone else's servers.
- You could pay for data that's wrong or made up.
- An unofficial app could carry malware.
What Unfollow actually tracks
Unfollow tracks unfollowers on platforms whose official APIs make it possible. It doesn't support Kick, because Kick's API doesn't share follower history or unfollow events.
Unfollow supports these platforms:
- Bluesky: Enter your handle and Unfollow tracks who unfollowed your Bluesky account through the public AT Protocol API.
- X (formerly Twitter): Track who unfollowed your X/Twitter account using X's official OAuth API.
- Twitch: Track who unfollowed your Twitch channel using Twitch's official API with moderator scopes.
- YouTube: Track who unsubscribed from your YouTube channel using YouTube Data API with OAuth permissions.
- Trovo: Track who unfollowed your Trovo channel using Trovo's official follower API.
- VKontakte: Track who unfollowed your VK account using VKontakte's official API.
Unfollow never asks for your password. For X, Twitch, YouTube, Trovo, and VKontakte, you sign in on that platform's own page (OAuth) and approve access. You can revoke it in that platform's settings. For Bluesky, you only enter your handle. Bluesky follower lists are public, so no password or app password is needed. You can remove any connection in your Unfollow settings.
Tracking starts after you connect. Unfollow saves your current follower list as the starting point. Later checks compare against it and record anyone who stopped following you.
A tracker can't look back and find unfollows from before you connected. It only records changes after that first check.
For more on how tracking works, see the Unfollow FAQ.
Safer approach: Focus on engagement
Instead of tracking Kick unfollowers, focus on the viewers who show up. Your Kick creator dashboard is where you manage your streams and see your channel stats.
Ask yourself which streams pull the most viewers and the most chat. A follower who never watches doesn't help your stream. A regular in chat does.
If you want unfollower tracking on platforms that support it safely, create your free Unfollow account and connect your accounts on Bluesky, X, Twitch, YouTube, Trovo, or VKontakte. 7-day free trial, no credit card needed.
Cross-Platform Social Analytics
Unfollow tracks followers on multiple platforms: Bluesky, X (formerly Twitter), Twitch, YouTube, Trovo, and VKontakte. For Twitter-specific tracking, see our guide on who unfollowed you on Twitter. For Twitch, see our guide on who unfollowed you on Twitch. For Bluesky, see our guide on who unfollowed you on Bluesky. For YouTube, see our guide on who unfollowed you on YouTube. For Trovo, see our guide on who unfollowed you on Trovo. For VK, see our guide on who unfollowed you on VKontakte. For Instagram-specific information, see our guide on who unfollowed you on Instagram. For Facebook-specific information, see our guide on who unfollowed you on Facebook. For TikTok-specific information, see our guide on who unfollowed you on TikTok. For LinkedIn-specific information, see our guide on who unfollowed you on LinkedIn. Connect all your social profiles to track follower changes across different networks in one dashboard.
For more platform-specific details, visit the Unfollow FAQ.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can you see who unfollowed you on Kick?
No. Kick doesn't show who unfollowed your channel. It has no unfollower list, no unfollow alert, and no follower history in its app or public API. You can only see your follower count change.
How do I unfollow someone on Kick?
On kick.com, open the channel and find the Following button below the stream. Point at it so it says Unfollow, then click it. Kick asks if you're sure. Click Unfollow to confirm. You can follow the channel again any time.
Does Kick notify you when someone unfollows you?
No. Kick doesn't send an alert when someone unfollows your channel. Its public API has a follow event but no unfollow event. You'll only see your follower count drop.
Can other people see who I follow on Kick?
No. Kick's privacy guide says the channels you follow are not visible to others.
Are Kick unfollow tracker apps safe?
No. Most want your password or use bots to scrape data. Kick's Terms of Service say to keep your password secure, and they ban scraping and bots. You could lose your account, and a stranger could end up with your login.
Can I track Kick unfollowers without giving my password?
Not reliably. Kick's public API doesn't share unfollow events or follower history, so there's no official way to do it. Apps that claim to do it without a password likely rely on scraping, which Kick's rules ban. Focus on who watches and chats instead.
Does the Unfollow tracker work on Kick?
No. Unfollow doesn't support Kick, because Kick's API doesn't share follower history. Unfollow works on Bluesky, X (formerly Twitter), Twitch, YouTube, Trovo, and VKontakte. You never share a password. X, Twitch, YouTube, Trovo, and VKontakte connect through OAuth. Bluesky only needs your handle. Create a free Unfollow account to start. 7-day free trial, no credit card needed.