Analytics — your growth analysis

Analytics turns your activity into a plain read: how often you post, what kind of posts you make, and how you stack up against the studios you track — with one concrete next step. It uses the public posts and reviews we already collect, so you do not need to log in to any account or wait for live numbers.

How to use it

• Your growth analysis — press Start analysis. You get a written read on your posting rhythm, your content mix, and where you stand next to your competitors, ending with a clear move to make this week. It costs a few credits and isn’t saved — run it again any time for a fresh read.
• Your channels — shows which of your own channels the analysis already reads (Instagram, Facebook, Google, TikTok) and which are missing. Add the ones you’re on under Connections so the read covers your whole presence, not just your competitors.

Note

The more of your own channels you add and the more competitors you track, the sharper the analysis. With none of your own channels added, the read still works from the studios you track — but it can’t say much about you yet.

Why there’s no “reach” or “impressions” here

Those private numbers come from the platforms’ own login-only dashboards. This page instead reads what’s public — your posts, your reviews, your competitors — which is enough to see your rhythm, your mix, and where you stand. You never have to connect a login.

Worked example

Elena opens Analytics. Her channel row shows Instagram and Google added, TikTok missing. She presses Start analysis and gets a read: she posts twice a week where the studios she tracks post four times, her before-and-afters draw the most comments, and her next move is to add one mid-week post. It also notes that adding TikTok would let it read her videos too, so she opens Connections to add it.

Related

• Connections — add your own channels so the analysis reads them.
• Competitors — the studios your analysis compares you against.
• Voice & brand — shapes the tone of the written read.