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Analytics
Analytics shows how your posts performed — views and impressions, engagement, profile clicks, and follower growth, across your connected channels.
Updated 2026-10-02
The numbers
Five tiles sit at the top of the page, each with a sparkline: Posts, Views / impressions, Engagement, Profile Clicks, and Followers. Below them, a chart breaks impressions and engagement down by platform over the same range, and a second chart tracks your follower count over time.
Per-post table
Underneath the charts, every post that published in the selected range shows up in a table. It’s sortable — click a column header to sort by it — and searchable by the post’s text. Each row shows Views / impressions, Likes, Reposts, Replies, and Engagement (engagement rate), and clicking it opens the live post on its platform.
Ranges & refresh
Pick a range — 7d, 14d, 1mo, 3mo, 6mo, or 1y — to change the window every tile, chart, and the table draw from. Refresh nowpulls the latest numbers; it’s debounced, so clicking it repeatedly in quick succession is a no-op.
Longer ranges backfill as history accumulates. Until a full window of data exists, you’ll see a note like “Tracking since…” showing the date tracking began.
What’s measured per platform
When you connect an account on a platform Analytics tracks, Kadro Social imports up to the last year of its posts — including ones you didn’t publish through Kadro Social — so Analytics isn’t empty on day one. Fresh posts fill in over the first hours and days after they publish.
- X carries the richest metrics, including impressions and engagement rate.
- Bluesky reports a smaller set, so some cells in the tiles and the table read “—” where that number isn’t available.
- TikTokreports each video’s views, likes, comments, and shares, plus your follower count. Comments appear under Replies and shares under Reposts.
- Instagram, Threads, and Facebookinsights need an extra Meta permission that’s rolling out as Meta’s review completes. Until it’s available for your account, these accounts are listed at the top of Analytics as Available after Meta approval. Once it is, choose Reconnect to enable analytics and select the same account when Meta asks. Meta reports views rather than impressions, and Facebook likes include all reactions.
- LinkedIn posts still publish and show up on Posts, but they aren’t tracked in Analytics yet.
Like Compose and Posts, Analytics shows the accounts in the group selected in the sidebar — see groups.
Related
- Manage your posts — the queue and history that Analytics measures.