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Analytics that show what brings you clients

Compare results from all connected social networks in one workspace. The AI points out which posts and topics get a response and what to repeat.

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Analytics that show what brings you clients
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What gets in the way today
and how AI SMM removes it

Numbers without a next step

You see likes went down but have no idea what to change tomorrow.

With AI SMM: Pulse adds an AI hint on every tab: what changed and what to try next.

Stats scattered across five apps

Each network has its own dashboard, so comparing them means screenshots and a spreadsheet.

With AI SMM: Followers, reach, engagement and posts from 12 networks side by side on one screen, for any period.

Competitors grow, you guess why

A rival account keeps growing, and you notice it only months later.

With AI SMM: Add competitor accounts and compare their growth and activity with yours on the Competitors tab.

All networks, one screen

Followers, reach, engagement and posts across networks, compared side by side, for any period.

  • Tabs: Home, Pulse, Posts, Best time, Score, Benchmark, Competitors
  • Per-account and per-company views
All networks, one screen

Watch your competitors

Add competitor accounts and compare growth and activity with yours.

Watch your competitors

A score that shows what to fix first

Each account gets a transparent 0–100 score built from its own data, with the factors behind it and one concrete fix. Best time shows when your audience actually reacts.

A score that shows what to fix first
Without AI SMM
  • A separate stats screen for every single network
  • Numbers with no idea what to do about them
  • No sense of how competitors are doing
  • Guessing which post type actually worked
With AI SMM
  • 12 networks compared side by side on one screen
  • An AI hint on every tab: what changed, what to try
  • Competitor accounts tracked next to your own
  • A score and a benchmark to see where you stand

How businesses use it

Agency

A report every client actually understands

Instead of exporting numbers into a slide deck, the manager opens Pulse and shows the client the same screen, with the AI hint explaining what it means.

Online seller

Seeing which posts bring buyers

Comparing engagement across product posts shows which format gets more saves and shares, so the next batch of photos follows the pattern that worked.

Expert

Knowing which topics the audience wants more of

The Posts tab shows which topics got the most replies and saves, turning guesswork about the next video into a decision based on what already worked.

Who uses it

What social media analytics should actually answer

Raw numbers, followers, likes, views, answer very little on their own. Useful analytics answers a narrower question: what changed since last week, and what should happen next. That is the job of the AI hint on every Pulse tab, next to the numbers rather than instead of them.

Comparing 12 networks on one screen

Instagram, Facebook, Threads, TikTok, YouTube, LinkedIn, Pinterest, Reddit, Discord, Bluesky, Mastodon and Odnoklassniki all report into the same view, so growth on one network is visible next to a dip on another without switching tabs between different native dashboards.

This side-by-side view is what a scheduler alone cannot give: the calendar shows what was planned, Pulse shows what actually happened.

Finding the best time to post from your own data

The Best time tab looks at when an account’s own audience is active rather than a generic recommendation, so a local bakery and a global brand on the same network can get different suggested hours.

Watching competitors without guessing

Adding a competitor’s account to the Competitors tab puts their growth and posting pace next to your own, turning a vague feeling that “they post more” into an actual comparison over a chosen period.

Turning a KPI dashboard into the next post

An insight is only useful if it leads to an action: a post format that performed well can be recreated in the AI content studio and scheduled again, and a channel that underperforms can get fresh clips instead of being left as it is.

Learn

Guides and lessons
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Questions

Which networks have analytics?

Instagram, Facebook, Threads, TikTok, YouTube, LinkedIn, Pinterest, Reddit, Discord, Bluesky, Mastodon and Odnoklassniki.

How often is data updated?

Automatically several times a day.

Can I download a report to send to a client?

Yes, the Pulse tabs can be exported so an agency can share numbers outside the workspace.

Can I look at analytics for just one account instead of the whole company?

Yes, Pulse switches between a per-account view and a combined company view.

Does the Score tab explain what a low score means?

Yes, the score comes with the AI hint describing which metric pulled it down and what to try.

Your first steps

Start with one task.

You do not need to set up everything at once. Choose a workflow, check the requirements and prepare your first result.

  1. Choose a task

    Plan content, organise conversations or prepare a booking page. Start with what you need now.

  2. Set up your context

    Add your business information and connect the accounts needed for that workflow. Check access and plan limits.

  3. Review before launch

    Check the draft, settings and customer journey before publishing or enabling an automation.

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