How to explore your posts

Updated August 10, 2026

Posts is one of each account's tabs in Tracking: open an account from the directory and pick it next to Overview and Comments. It's the full grid of what that account published, with tags that tell you at a glance what performed. It works the same on your accounts and on your competitors.

Filter and open a post

1. 1

   Enter an account

   From the Tracking directory, open the account's card and pick the Posts tab.

2. 2

   Filter by tag

   Keep only the posts that stood out, or those in a given age range.

3. 3

   Sort the grid

   From most recent (the default) to most views, top outliers, most likes or most comments.

4. 4

   Open a post's detail

   Tap any post to open its detail dialog, with its metrics and the options to go deeper.

What the tags mean

Every card carries color tags. They're always measured against the account's own average on that network, nobody else's:

• Outlier: the post performed well above the account's average. The number shows how many times it beat it, so a 3x means it tripled the typical post.
• Likes above average: it got more likes than normal, even if its reach was ordinary.
• Comments above average: it sparked more conversation than usual. That's the sign a topic struck a nerve, even when it wasn't the most-viewed post.
• Happening now, Last 30-60 days and 60+ days ago: how recent the post is.

Go deeper on a post

Every post carries two buttons to understand it better, and both are charged in credits only once:

• Transcript: pulls the video's spoken text. It only exists on video posts: a photo has nothing to transcribe, so you won't see the button.
• Generate analysis: breaks down why the post performed and what you can learn from it.