Trovo doesn't tell you who unfollowed your channel. The platform shows your current follower count and follower list. It doesn't show follower changes over time or send unfollow notifications. To see who unfollowed you, you need a third-party tracker like Unfollow that monitors your follower list after you connect.
A Trovo unfollower tracker cannot look backward through your current follower list and find old unfollows. It can record changes after it has a starting state.
What Trovo provides
Trovo shows streamers their current follower count and follower list in their creator dashboard. You can see the count go up or down. You cannot see which specific accounts unfollowed.
Trovo does not provide a native unfollow history or historical record of who used to follow your channel. The platform shows current relationships only.
The Trovo API provides follower lists through endpoints that require OAuth. The API returns current followers. It does not provide a historical record of who used to follow and stopped.
Unfollow uses that API: you connect your Trovo channel and grant the required permissions.
How future unfollower tracking works
A Trovo unfollower tracker cannot look backward and reconstruct old unfollows. It can record changes after it has a starting state.
The tracking process works in three steps:
- You connect your Trovo account and grant the required permissions.
- Unfollow stores your current follower list as the starting state.
- Later checks compare new follower lists with the stored state and record missing accounts.
This is a list comparison. If an account is present in an earlier tracked list and absent from a later list, the later check can record that missing account.
Two snapshots, one recorded change
The example below uses fictional accounts only.
| Snapshot | Accounts currently following the channel |
|---|---|
| Starting state, after the first successful analysis | alex_example, blair_example, casey_example |
| Later analysis | alex_example, casey_example |
Recorded change: blair_example was in the starting state and is missing from the later list, so blair_example can be recorded as an unfollower.
Tracking starts only after the first successful analysis creates that starting state. Unfollows that happened before that first list are outside the comparison.
What the tracker can show
After tracking starts, Unfollow can show accounts that were in an earlier tracked list and are missing from a later list.
Both results are relationship facts. They tell you who is on a list or who is no longer on a list. They don't tell you why someone unfollowed.
What the tracker cannot show
- It cannot recover unfollows from before the first successful check.
- It does not prove why a follower relationship disappeared.
- It does not provide instant or real-time detection. A later check must run before a missing account can be recorded.
- A missing account is not evidence that a stream, title, category, or other content choice caused the change.
- Platform availability and API limits can delay or prevent a check.
A drop in the public follower count is not the same as a named unfollower list. The count can change for different reasons. The tracker only records accounts that leave your stored follower list after tracking has started.
For more on tracking limits and account access, see the Unfollow FAQ.
Permissions and account access
To read current channel followers, Trovo requires OAuth permissions. The Trovo API requires a channel owner to grant those permissions.
In plain language, the connection asks Trovo for permission to read who currently follows your channel.
You connect your own Trovo channel. You can review how Unfollow handles account data in the Unfollow privacy policy. You can review and revoke app access from your Trovo account settings.
A granted permission does not set how often a check will run. It only allows the follower reads that Trovo documents for those permissions.
How to start tracking
Use this short procedure:
- Create an Unfollow account (7-day free trial, no credit card needed).
- Connect your Trovo channel.
- Wait for the first successful check to create the starting state.
- Review later follower changes in your dashboard.
Tracking begins after that first successful check, not the moment you sign up.
Cross-Platform Social Analytics
Unfollow tracks followers on multiple platforms: Trovo, Bluesky, X (formerly Twitter), Twitch, YouTube, 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 VK, see our guide on who unfollowed you on VKontakte. 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 Trovo?
No, not natively. Trovo does not show you who unfollowed you. The platform only displays your current follower count and follower list. To see who unfollowed you, you need a third-party tracker like Unfollow that monitors your follower list after you connect your account and records changes going forward. The tracker cannot show unfollows that happened before you connected.
Does Trovo notify you when someone unfollows?
No. Trovo does not send notifications when someone unfollows your channel. The platform does not provide any built-in feature to track unfollowers. You can only see your total follower count change in your channel dashboard, but you cannot identify which specific accounts unfollowed you without using a tracking tool.
How does Trovo unfollower tracking work?
Unfollower tracking works by taking regular snapshots of your follower list after you connect your Trovo account to a tracking service. The service compares each new snapshot with the previous one to identify accounts that are no longer following you. This means tracking starts from the moment you connect your account—it cannot show you who unfollowed you before that connection date. The comparison is automatic and updates your dashboard with unfollower records after each check.
Can I see who unfollowed me before I connected my channel?
No. Unfollow starts tracking from the moment you connect your Trovo channel. Historical data from before your connection is not available. The tracker needs a baseline snapshot to compare future changes against. Trovo does not provide a historical archive of past follower relationships. Connect your channel today to start building your follower history going forward.
When does Trovo unfollower tracking begin?
Tracking begins after the first successful check stores your starting follower list. Connecting your Trovo channel is the step that allows that first check to run. The connection itself does not immediately create a completed starting state—the tracker must fetch and store your current follower list first. After that starting state exists, future checks will detect and record follower changes. For more details about tracking limits and account permissions, see the Unfollow FAQ.
What is the difference between a Trovo streamer and creator follower tracking?
There is no difference. Trovo uses the terms "streamer" and "creator" interchangeably. Whether you stream games, creative content, or other categories, unfollower tracking works the same way. Unfollow monitors your follower list after you connect your Trovo channel and records accounts that stop following. The tracker works for all Trovo channel types.
If you want to start tracking future Trovo follower changes, create your free Unfollow account.