Social media analytics dashboard: see what to make next

• Pick your channels. One chip per connected account — Instagram, TikTok and YouTube — plus All. Select any combination to overlay them on one chart.
• Pick a measure and a range. The Measure menu offers Views, Likes, Comments, Shares, Reach, Follower growth and Saves; the range runs up to 90 days (7, 30, 60 or 90 days by plan). Which measures a platform reports depends on that platform — see the table above.
• Graph view. A daily line per channel; inspect a date to see that day's views and the running total. Days with no report stay blank rather than being filled in.
• Channel comparison table. The latest 30 days against the previous 30, per channel, with the change in percent — for example, 569 views against 5,016 on one Instagram account. When a channel doesn't have a full reporting history yet, the table shows how many days it has (for example "9/30 days") and marks the change as Incomplete history instead of guessing.
• Explained in place. A "How these metrics work" note sits under the table; TikTok figures are built from observed changes in your public videos.

• Account snapshot. Provider totals and reported trends for one connected account.
• Per-post metrics. Every owned post shows its own performance once published or discovered from a connected account.
• Ranked content. Sort posts across accounts by the metric that matters to you.
• Cross-account comparison. Put your Instagram, TikTok and YouTube side by side — "Compare my recent TikTok and YouTube Shorts, keeping their metrics separate."
• History by plan. 7 days on Free, 30 on Doom Scroller, up to 90 on Creator Pro, where the platform supports it.

Connect through Claude or ChatGPT; analytics are available to any MCP agent.

A note on comparing platforms: a view on TikTok, Instagram and YouTube isn't the same measurement. FavStash shows each platform's own metrics side by side and matches content across platforms only when its metadata or publish time supports it.

A chart tells you a Reel did well. It doesn't tell you what to make on Monday. Ask your AI which posts earned more watch time, saves or comments on the same platform, find a related reference in your stash, and turn the pattern into your next draft. Treat it as a test, not a verdict.

	FavStash	Each app's native analytics	Do-it-yourself (Notion, Looker Studio, Excel)	Metricool / Buffer
All platforms in one place	Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, X	✕No — one app each	✓Yes, after you build it	✓Yes
Setup	Connect accounts	None	Hours of building and data-wiring	Connect accounts
Ask an AI about results	✓Yes, through the connector	Supply the data or an integration	Build or connect analysis	Both advertise AI / MCP workflows
Saved references and publishing context	✓Yes, with available enrichment	Separate from this workflow	You build the connection	Ideas or media libraries; check the workflow
Depth of reporting	Creator-level	Deepest per platform	As deep as you build	Metricool is the deeper reporting tool
Ads reporting, competitor tracking, white-label reports	✕No	Platform-specific	Possible	Metricool: yes

If you need ads reporting, competitor benchmarks or client reports, Metricool is the stronger choice. If you're a creator who wants one view of what's working and an AI that can act on it, this is simpler.

• No LinkedIn analytics (LinkedIn's API doesn't provide them for personal profiles).
• TikTok and X history builds from daily snapshots — past activity can't be reconstructed from today's totals.
• TikTok totals are across your 20 most recent videos.
• History is limited by plan: 7, 30 or 90 days.
• No ads reporting, competitor benchmarking or exportable client reports.
• No comments or sentiment analysis.
• Metrics aren't equivalent across platforms (see above).