Follow the live channels.
Let the rotation flow.
Auto Lurk gives eligible creators timed viewing turns, removes offline channels, and keeps still-live streams cycling through their platform queue.
A turn ends. The queue continues.
Each eligible live channel receives a timed turn in a viewing slot. When the timer ends, a channel that remains live moves to the bottom of its platform queue and becomes eligible again later. It does not disappear after one turn.
Three creators occupy the viewing slots. End a turn to see the queue move.
Illustrative channels, not live platform data. This example demonstrates queue movement; Priority rules are explained in the guide.
When a creator goes live
A newly-live channel moves forward in the waiting queue and is targeted for the next available slot. It does not interrupt a creator still within an active timed turn.
When a creator goes offline
Offline channels leave live rotation. If a channel returns live later, it is treated as newly live and moves forward again. Only channels positively confirmed live can occupy viewing slots.
Priority still leaves room for others
You can select multiple Priority creators. They receive queue preference, with fairness logic to prevent normal waiting channels from being permanently starved. Priority is not a promise of a permanent pinned slot.
You can take over
- HOLD: pause the current timer.
- SKIP: end the current turn and move the channel to the bottom of rotation.
- FOCUS: open the full channel page in the shared platform session.
Choose your turn timing
Settings provides minimum and maximum minutes for viewing turns. The supplied screenshot shows a 10–15 minute configuration; choose your own timing in the app.