What the data means
We repeatedly observe source-provided performer status over time. Each observation records the performer, platform, timestamp and whether the source reported them live. The public schedule is calculated from a rolling 30-day window.
Observed live rate is the share of stored observations in which the performer was reported live. Confidence increases as we collect more observations, cover more days, and see both online and offline states. It is a data-quality indicator, not a rating of the performer.
New CamSignal profiles remain excluded from search indexing until they meet minimum evidence thresholds. This prevents a raw feed record from becoming an SEO page before we have meaningful first-party historical data.
Times are stored in UTC. The interface can translate strongest observed hours to the visitor's local browser time.