Ended
Live and final stats
The audience curve, how long people stayed connected, the device mix, and what every poll answered.
Statistics live in the settings panel you have been working in all along. During the show they update as it runs; once it ends they are sealed into a report.
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How many connected, and the audience curve over time.
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How long people stayed.
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The platform and account mix, as proportion bars.
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What every poll came back with.
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The sealed show report with the audience curve and stat tiles.
The curve appears in two forms on purpose. Live it is a meter that steps as samples arrive; in the report it is a smooth filled curve with the peak marked. The sampling genuinely differs, a few seconds against per-minute buckets, and drawing the live one as a smooth line would be inventing data.
There are no per-person rows, live or in the report. Aggregate only was a decision rather than an omission: an attendance record is a different product with a consent conversation attached.
A show that runs past its window is sealed when the channel actually closes, so the overrun is in the report rather than cut out of it.