Watch the whole squad at once
SquadWatch is a free desktop app for macOS and Windows that plays up to four YouTube live streams side by side — so when your favorite streamers play together, you see every point of view.
No installer — just open the app. Sign in with Google is optional.
Made for squad streams
Everything you need to follow several creators playing the same game, in one window.
Up to four streams
A 2×2 grid, or one big stream with the others underneath. Drag tiles to rearrange them.
Sound per stream
Mute, solo or set the volume of each stream. A colored ring shows which ones you can hear.
One chat, every channel
Flip between each streamer's live chat with one click — all chats stay loaded. Turn on chatting to type right in the app.
See who's live
Sign in with Google to see your subscriptions, with live channels at the top.
What SquadWatch does with your Google account
Signing in is optional — you can always paste stream links instead. If you sign in, SquadWatch asks Google for read-only access to your YouTube account (youtube.readonly) and your basic profile, for one purpose: showing you which channels you subscribe to and which of them are live.
Chatting is a separate, optional step. Only if you click Turn on chatting does SquadWatch ask for permission to post on YouTube (youtube, shown by Google as “Manage your YouTube account”) — and it uses it only to send the live chat messages you type.
SquadWatch uses YouTube API Services. By using it you agree to the YouTube Terms of Service. Read the SquadWatch Privacy Policy for the details.
- Reads your subscriptions and public info about those channels and their videos.
- Stays on your computer. There are no SquadWatch servers; nothing is sent to the developer.
- Never posts anything you didn't type, and never likes, comments, subscribes or changes anything on YouTube.
- Never sells, shares or uses your data for ads.
- Easy to undo: sign out or "Delete my data" in the app, or remove access in your Google account settings.