X / Twitter Profile Analytics

What this Twitter / X profile analytics tool measures

Two things most analytics pages blur together: how an account posts, and how far each post travels. The rhythm half shows posts per week over the last eight weeks, the longest silence, and a weekday-by-hour grid of when the account actually posts. The visibility half shows views per post against the account's own median, which formats reach furthest (video, image, thread, link, plain text), and the posts that travelled the most.

Everything is computed from the account's last 60 original posts. Nothing on the page is estimated by a model, so every figure can be traced back to a post.

How the best time to post is found

Not from a generic "best times to post on X" chart, which is an average of everybody and fits nobody. It is found from the account itself: the posts are grouped by weekday and two-hour slot, and the slot where the account's posts reach the most people, measured as median views, wins. A slot needs at least two posts to qualify, so one lucky post cannot decide it.

The grid is drawn in your own timezone, because "6pm" only means something in the zone you live in. If views are not available for an account, the page shows the time it posts at most, and says so, instead of calling it the best.

Reach rate, in plain words

The reach rate is the median views of a post divided by the number of followers. It answers "what share of my audience does a normal post actually reach?". A rate under 10 percent is common on large accounts. A rate above 30 percent usually means the account is also being shown to people who do not follow it. It is the number to watch over time, not the follower count.

From the numbers to a schedule

Knowing the window is the easy half. Using it means being at the keyboard on Tuesday evenings every week. SquidX turns the finding into a queue: it drafts and schedules your posts into the windows that work for you, and tracks these same numbers every week so you can see whether the rhythm is paying off.