Start with the deadline
Campaigns close at different times. Ending Soon helps prioritize rewards that may disappear first.
All public campaigns currently tracked by LootWire, with countdowns, reward tiers, watch requirements, campaign dates and eligible channels when exposed.
LootWire treats Twitch Drops as campaign data, not as personal reward progress. The radar collects public campaign metadata so you can see which games have Drops, when campaigns start or end, what rewards are exposed and what watch or subscription requirements are publicly available.
Campaign discovery does not mean every Twitch channel is eligible. When a campaign exposes a specific channel allowlist, LootWire can show it; otherwise Twitch and the publisher determine eligibility. Your personal watch progress, linked-account state and completed claims remain inside Twitch and the game publisher’s systems.
Campaigns close at different times. Ending Soon helps prioritize rewards that may disappear first.
Reward tiers can require different watch times, subscriptions or account-link steps. Use the campaign detail instead of assuming every reward has the same requirement.
If no specific eligible-channel list is public, use Twitch’s Drops-enabled browsing and the publisher instructions to confirm where progress can be earned.
No. LootWire does not read your personal watch progress, claimed rewards or linked-account status.
Not necessarily. Eligibility is controlled by Twitch and the campaign owner, and some campaigns apply only to specific participating channels.
Public metadata is not equally complete for every campaign. LootWire shows what the source exposes and avoids inventing missing requirements.