Check our numbers
yourself.

Every number shows when it was measured, and you can compare the public ones on the platform yourself.

  • Source: Meta Graph API and the public profiles on TikTok and X

All our active accounts in one list.

Followers, measurement time and the platform link side by side.

You draw the video, you check the number.

Your browser picks at random, and next to each video you see the number we measured and when.

What people do per 1,000 views.

We divide shares, saves, likes and comments by views.

Where our followers live.

Country, city and age come from Meta’s follower statistics and never show anyone individually.

Where the followers come from.

Facebook credits part of the new followers to the video that brought them, and the top videos are linked here.

How many Facebook views came from ads.

Meta counts separately whether Facebook views came from ads.

Every day’s record is locked.

We write the daily measurements to a file you can download.

The file’s fingerprint is stamped into the Bitcoin blockchain, so any later change shows.

How we measure.

  • Instagram and Facebook numbers are read from the Meta Graph API.
  • TikTok and X numbers are read from the public profile.
  • Views are Meta’s own view count, and repeat views by the same person count too.
  • The Meta day ends on US Pacific time, at 8 or 9 a.m. in Germany.
  • We estimate no number, and where nothing was measured you see a dash.