Numbers that change what you post next.

We are not trying to out-chart a dedicated reporting tool, and if reporting is your deliverable there are products that go deeper. Our claim is narrower and harder to copy: these numbers are wired into what gets written next.

That is literal in two places. The best-time heatmap is not a decoration — it is the data source behind the “best time” scheduling mode, built per account from your own engagement rather than an industry-average blog post. And the weekly learning loop reads the same numbers and renders what it found into next week’s drafting prompt, as evidence the model may overrule.

Attribution closes the other end. A post can stamp utm_source, utm_medium, utm_campaign, utm_term and utm_content onto its links, with a per-network default for the source, so traffic arrives in whatever analytics you already run already labelled. We generate the five parameters GA4 reads — that is a smaller and more honest claim than an integration, and the composer previews the exact URL that will publish because the preview and the publisher read the same table.

Reports export as PDF or CSV and can be emailed on a schedule. Agencies get white-label output with their own logo and colours on Team and Agency plans.