Click any tracked profile to open its detail page, the full picture behind the score. Data refreshes daily, and a “Refresh now” button pulls fresh numbers on demand (it takes a minute or three).
The score, decomposed
The 0–100 performance score is a Socialix rating, not an Instagram number. The hero card shows its four parts as bars: Engagement (how strongly the audience interacts), Breakout (credit for a recent post that blew past the account's own normal), Efficiency (followers earned per post over the account's life), and Velocity (how fast followers grow right now), plus the 7-day score change and the health label.
Stats and posts
- Stat cards: followers and their recent change, views per reel (with a reach multiplier) or average likes where views are hidden, engagement rate with benchmarks on hover, post count and posting cadence.
- A “Top performer” card highlights the best recent post, and the post list shows each post's type, age, views, likes, comments, and an engagement pill, with 🔥 Climbing / Peaked badges on posts still accelerating or done growing.
- A follower-trajectory chart builds up as snapshots accumulate.
When Instagram hides numbers
Instagram sometimes hides like counts or view counts. The page says so instead of guessing: hidden likes fall back to comment-based engagement, missing views swap the stat to likes, and banners explain exactly what the score is based on. Collab posts are excluded from the account's own metrics, since shared audiences would distort them.
Housekeeping
Every post links out to Instagram. If an account stops yielding new posts, the page tells you refreshes dropped to weekly and why. Renamed accounts should be deleted and re-tracked, since history can't follow a rename. Stop tracking lives back on the Performance list page.