MySweety is a discovery site for live webcam rooms. It does not host streams itself: rooms, previews and streams come from a partner platform, and MySweety organizes them into lists, categories, countries and profiles. This page explains what the numbers and labels on MySweety mean and how fresh they are.
Where the rooms come from
The partner platform publishes a list of the rooms that are online. MySweety reads that list about every ten minutes and updates every room it contains. A performer who is not in the list is offline, so the time of the last list that contained them is when they were last seen online.
Between those checks, the lists you see on MySweety refresh every 15 seconds and remove rooms that have closed. Before showing a room as live, MySweety also confirms its status with the partner when you open it. If a list cannot be refreshed for 45 seconds, cards show STATUS UNKNOWN instead of claiming a room is live.
What a status means
A room is live when it is in a public show that anyone can watch. A performer can also be online in a private, group or one-to-one show; those rooms are busy, and their profile links to the room on the partner platform instead of starting a player. Webcam room statuses and terms lists every label.
Some performers limit where their rooms can be seen. A room that is not available in your region does not appear in your lists, and its profile is not shown.
Profiles and how long they are kept
Every performer MySweety has seen has a profile at their username. A profile shows the performer's country and languages when they publish them, their category, the date MySweety first saw them and when they were last seen live.
Profiles of performers who have not been seen for 30 days lose their live details, such as stream links and goals, but stay available. After 60 days without being seen, a profile is kept out of search engine indexes, because it no longer says much about who is live.
Activity history
On each check MySweety records which rooms were online. It keeps 90 days of this history, one record per performer and day. Each profile turns it into three charts:
- the estimated hours online on each of the last 7 days;
- the hours of the last 24 in which the room was online;
- the hours of the day the performer is usually live, shown on your own clock.
Hours are estimates: a performer seen in half of a day's checks over four hours counts as about two hours online. History started on 5 October 2026, so the charts fill in over the first weeks.
How lists are ranked
Popular ranks live rooms by how many people have favorited the performer on the partner platform, and its "Most watched right now" section ranks them by current viewers. New models lists performers the partner marks as new. The default order of other lists, Recommended, is the order the partner platform publishes. Each ranked page states its definition at the top.
Categories, countries and new performers
Categories are the tags performers give their rooms. MySweety writes a description for a selection of common categories and lists a category on its pages once at least ten rooms carry it. Country pages follow the same rule; see finding models by country. A performer counts as new while the partner platform tags them as new or flags them as a new model, and their cards then show a NEW badge.