Check your channel's defences Pro
- AutoMod level and per-category settings
- Chat protections: followers-only, chat delay, unique chat, slow mode
- Shield Mode, blocked terms, moderator and VIP counts
- Known data breaches involving your Twitch account email
- A hardening checklist for the things Twitch doesn't expose to apps
What is the Twitch Security Check?
One page that reads the security-relevant settings of a Twitch channel through the Twitch API and tells you what is on, what is off, and what to change. It covers AutoMod, chat protections, Shield Mode, blocked terms and your moderator list, then checks whether the email address on the account has appeared in a known data breach via Have I Been Pwned.
Some of the most important protections — two-factor authentication, password hygiene, connected apps — cannot be read by any third-party tool. Those are listed as a checklist so nothing gets forgotten.
The Security Check is part of Jelly.Tools Pro. Moderators of a Pro channel can run the channel checks; the breach check is only shown to the broadcaster.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does the Twitch security check look at?
It reads your AutoMod level, chat settings such as followers-only mode and chat delay, Shield Mode status, blocked terms, and moderator and VIP counts through the Twitch API, and lists hardening steps that Twitch does not expose to apps, such as two-factor authentication.
How does the breach check work?
The email address on your Twitch account is checked against Have I Been Pwned, a database of known data breaches. If the address appears in a breach, you should change the password anywhere it was reused and enable two-factor authentication.
Can my moderators run the security check?
Moderators of a channel with Jelly.Tools Pro can run the moderation and chat checks. The breach check uses the broadcaster's email and is only available to the broadcaster.