Built by someone who needed it first

Every platform shows you your own numbers. None of them tell you the thing that actually decides what to post next: what is working right now for everyone else in your niche, and whether a good result was a real pattern or a lucky week.

Before Statly, answering that meant scrolling competitor profiles, eyeballing view counts, and copying numbers into a spreadsheet. Hours of manual work for a guess. The numbers that would settle it, whether a post genuinely broke out for that specific account, are not on the page and no consumer tool was calculating them.

So Statly was built to calculate them: median versus average views, engagement rate, View-to-Follower Ratio, Breakout Rate and a consistency suite, on any public profile, in seconds, without a login.

Statly is built by Miltiadis Themelis, its founder.

The reason it measures what it measures is that it was built by someone posting on these platforms, not by a team guessing at what creators need. The case studies on the homepage come from the founder's own Instagram, TikTok and X accounts, not stock screenshots: a Reel that reached 10 million views, with 98.5% of that reach coming from people who did not follow the account, a TikTok that drove a million post views in a matter of weeks, and an X post that passed 1.5 million impressions in a single day.

Those results are the whole argument for the product. A breakout like that looks like luck from the outside. It is not, and the difference between luck and a repeatable pattern is visible in the numbers, if something is actually calculating them. That is the gap Statly was built to close, first for its own founder, then for everyone else.

Questions, feedback or a bug worth fixing go straight to info@trystatly.com.

Statly is a Chrome extension, not a cloud dashboard. You open any public Instagram, TikTok or X profile, click the Statly icon, and it reads the engagement data the platform is already showing on that page, then does the maths.

Every calculation runs locally, in your own browser. That is why there is no sign-up, no account and no waiting on a sync: the scan happens on the page in front of you, using your own session, and the report appears in seconds.

A scan covers up to the last 300 videos or 180 days and returns 40+ metrics per account, from the basics (views, likes, comments, shares, posting cadence) through to executive KPIs like View-to-Follower Ratio, Breakout Performance Rate and Reach Consistency Index. From there you can compare two accounts, merge several, save a watchlist, or scan a whole niche for breakouts.

The short version: Statly reads what is already public on the page, and nothing else.

What it reads: the publicly visible engagement data on a profile you open, views, likes, comments, shares and saves, post dates and times, video duration and captions. The same information you could read yourself by scrolling, just counted properly.

What it never touches: your password, on any platform. Statly does not ask for one and could not use one. It does not connect to Meta Business Suite or any platform's private API, it cannot see private accounts, direct messages or anything behind a login, and it uses no tracking pixels, advertising SDKs or cookies. Nothing is sold to anyone.

The full detail, including your GDPR rights, is in the privacy policy, and the rules of use are in the terms.

Statly is listed and reviewed in a few places, if you want a second opinion before installing:

• Chrome Web Store, install it and read the reviews
• Product Hunt
• AlternativeTo
• Indie Hackers
• StackShare
• ProductWatch

Prefer to talk? Email info@trystatly.com or join the Telegram. You can also see how Statly stacks up against the alternatives.