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Bluesky Analytics
Enter any public Bluesky handle and get instant bluesky analytics: follower snapshot, average likes, reposts, replies and quotes, median likes, media mix and the top posts by engagement — computed live from public data, no account needed.
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“An open social network, built on the AT Protocol.”
Reviewed by the Bsky Viewer team: independent developers who have built and maintained AT Protocol tools since 2026. Every endpoint, limit and behavior on this page is verified against the live production network at public.api.bsky.app with each release. .
Why use this bluesky analytics tool?
The public numbers behind any account, computed the honest way.
Instant profile snapshot
Every bluesky analytics report starts with the live counts: followers, following, total posts and the follower-to-following ratio, pulled straight from the public API.
A 50-post sample, not guesswork
Engagement figures come from the account's 50 most recent public posts, fetched server-side — the bluesky analytics sample is fixed and transparent.
Averages and medians
You get average likes, reposts, replies and quotes per post, plus the median like count — the median resists viral outliers that skew simple averages.
Top posts by engagement
The bluesky analytics tool ranks the sample's best posts by a fixed formula — likes plus reposts plus replies plus quotes — and shows the top 5 in full.
Media mix at a glance
A stacked bar breaks the sample into text, image, video and link posts, so you can see what an account actually publishes.
No login, no history stored
Bluesky analytics here runs anonymously on public data only — nothing is stored, profiled or tracked, and there is no account to create.
How to run bluesky analytics in 3 steps
From handle to full report in a few seconds.
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Enter a handle
Type any public Bluesky handle — for example bsky.app — into the bluesky analytics box above.
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Press Analyze
The tool fetches the live profile and up to 50 recent public posts, then computes the full metric set.
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Read and verify
Scan the snapshot, averages, media mix and top posts — every number traces back to public data you can check yourself.
What is bluesky analytics?
Bluesky analytics is the measurement of a public Bluesky account's activity: how many people follow it, how much engagement its posts earn, what it publishes, and which posts perform best. This page is a free bluesky analytics tool that computes exactly that from data the network already exposes publicly — no login, no scraping, nothing private.
Because it reads the same public API the official apps use, a bluesky analytics report here matches what any logged-out visitor could verify by hand. The trade-offs are stated openly: you get a snapshot of right now, not a warehouse of history.
How the bluesky analytics metrics are computed
Each report has two parts. The profile snapshot lists followers, following, total posts and the follower-to-following ratio (followers divided by following, rounded to one decimal). The recent-post sample then analyzes up to 50 of the account's latest public posts and replies.
For that sample the bluesky analytics tool reports average likes, reposts, replies and quotes per post, the median like count, the posting frequency across the sampled period (posts per day between the oldest and newest post in the sample), and a media mix split into text, image, video and link posts.
The engagement formula
Engagement in this bluesky analytics tool is defined as likes plus reposts plus replies plus quotes on a single post. The definition is deliberately public-data-only: impressions and reach are private on Bluesky, so any 'engagement rate' percentage would divide by a number nobody outside the platform can see. Rather than invent a misleading ratio, the tool reports the absolute counts and leaves rate calculations out.
Why medians matter
One viral post can drag an average far above what a typical post earns. That is why the bluesky analytics report shows the median like count next to the average: when the two diverge sharply, a few outliers — not steady performance — produced the mean.
What bluesky analytics can and cannot tell you
It can tell you the current public state of an account with concrete numbers: 214,653 followers, 1.7 posts a day, a median of 40 likes — the kind of bluesky analytics that grounds research, fact-checks and competitor scans. Top posts by engagement show what an account's audience actually rewards.
It cannot tell you follower growth over time, because no history is stored between visits, and it cannot see impressions, reach or profile visits, because Bluesky keeps those private. Bluesky analytics on this page is an honest snapshot — refresh it whenever you want the current numbers.
Reading a bluesky analytics report
Start with the follower-to-following ratio: large values suggest a broadcast-style account, values near 1 a personal one. Then compare the averages against the median likes — close numbers mean consistent engagement, a gap means outlier-driven activity. The media mix rounds out the picture: a video-heavy sample explains lower like counts on text posts and vice versa.
Finally, open the top-5 posts. The bluesky analytics ranking uses the same engagement formula for every post, so what you see is what the network publicly counted — likes, reposts, replies and quotes added together, no secret weighting.
Privacy and fair use
The tool only ever reads data that is already public: the profile card and the author feed any logged-out browser can request. Queries are not stored, accounts are not tracked between visits, and URLs carrying a handle you typed are marked noindex so your bluesky analytics lookups never leak into search engines.
Publishing a screenshot of a report is fine — the numbers are public — but remember that engagement counts are the audience's behavior, not the account owner's claim. Attribute the source (public Bluesky data, retrieved via this bluesky analytics tool) and the date, since counts change continuously.
Bluesky analytics FAQ
Common questions about public Bluesky account statistics.
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