!accountage
Twitch
- Access
- Everyone
- Aliases
!accage!created
The !accountage command shows how old a Twitch account is — a quick way for moderators to spot freshly created accounts.
To use the command, type !accountage followed by an optional username. If no username is provided, it checks the account age of the user running the command.
!accountage [username]Examples
Section titled “Examples”
ModUser:!accountage StreamElements
StreamElements:@ModUser, StreamElements was created 10 years 2 months 28 days 7 hours ago.StreamElements:@ViewerBob, your account was created 3 years 5 months 12 days 4 hours ago.Parameters
Section titled “Parameters”[username](Optional): The Twitch username of the account you want to check. If omitted, the command checks the account age of the user who issued the command.
Configuration
Section titled “Configuration”This command requires a connection to Twitch to fetch the account creation date. Ensure your StreamElements bot account is properly linked to Twitch.
Related Commands
Section titled “Related Commands”!followage: Checks how long a user has been following the channel.