SkyDeck for iPhone
Which of your Bluesky posts actually landed
Bluesky shows four numbers under a post and never puts them side by side. SkyDeck reads your whole back catalogue and ranks it — a week, a month, or everything you have ever posted.
The problem with scrolling your own profile
It works for about ten posts. Past that you are comparing numbers you half remember against posts you have to scroll to find, and any sense of what worked comes from whichever post happens to be freshest in your memory.
SkyDeck reads your posts and their engagement counts on the first sync — your whole back catalogue, not just what you post from now on — so ranking is something the app does rather than something you attempt.
What you can see
- Your top posts for this week, this month, this year, or all time
- Likes, reposts, replies and quotes listed side by side, not just a single score
- Your whole back catalogue in one ranked list instead of a scroll
- A posting heatmap over months, so gaps and streaks are obvious
- The people who reply to and repost you most often
Four numbers, not five
There is no view count on Bluesky. The public AT Protocol API exposes no impression data, so no tool can report reach without estimating it.More on what Bluesky does and does not measure.
That constraint shapes what post analytics can honestly be. A post with 40 likes and 12 replies did something a post with 40 likes and no replies did not, and comparing that pattern across your own posts is genuinely informative. Converting it into a percentage of an audience nobody can count is not. SkyDeck shows you the four real numbers and stops there.
Who is actually listening
Alongside the posts, SkyDeck ranks the accounts that engage with you most, weighting replies and mentions above likes — a reply costs someone more than a tap. It is usually a surprise: rarely the accounts with the biggest follower counts, and often people whose replies you had not registered as a pattern.
The top 15 are free. Seeing the whole ranking is a Pro feature.
Reading it without going mad
Post metrics reward attention with anxiety if you check them hourly. The version of this that is worth anything is looking back over a month and noticing which kind of post you would happily write more of. That is the use SkyDeck is built for.
Answers
Questions
Can I see analytics for my Bluesky posts?
Yes, for the four numbers Bluesky actually publishes: likes, reposts, replies and quotes. SkyDeck reads your posts and ranks them by period, so you compare instead of scrolling and guessing.
Can I see how many people saw a post?
No. The public AT Protocol API exposes no impression data, so views and reach cannot be measured by any tool. If a dashboard shows you a reach number for a Bluesky post, it has estimated it.
What counts as engagement here?
Likes, reposts, replies and quotes. Posts are ranked by their total, with the four numbers still listed separately underneath, so a post carried by replies is distinguishable from one carried by likes.
How far back does it go?
To your first post. Your back catalogue is read on the first sync, with its current counts, so there is no waiting period before the rankings mean anything. Ranking past periods — last month, last year — is the part that needs Pro; the current week, month and year are free.
Does it tell me the best time to post?
No. That would need impression data, which does not exist on Bluesky. The posting heatmap shows when you post, not when your audience is awake — and the difference matters.
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