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Free social media tools

Every tool on this page runs in your browser: you type the numbers you read in your own app's statistics, the arithmetic happens on your device, and nothing is sent, stored or measured.

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5 tools, all free

The tools

Each card names the platform the tool is for and what it computes. Every tool page shows its formula or rule set, and the calculators add a worked example and the official page they read.

What these tools do — and never do

  • They compute from the numbers you type and from rules the platforms publish; they never look up a username, scrape a profile or call an API.
  • Nothing you enter leaves your device: no request, no storage, no analytics on your inputs.
  • Each rule-based tool names the official page it read and the UTC time of the read; a source older than 45 days fails the release tests.
  • A result is information, not a promise: only the platform decides who is admitted to a program, and no tool presents a product as a way to reach a threshold.

How to use the tools — and how to do the maths yourself

The tools save you the arithmetic, not the reading. Five steps that work for every one of them:

  1. Open the platform's own statistics — Instagram Insights, TikTok Analytics, YouTube Studio or X analytics — and read the numbers there. No tool fetches them for you.
  2. Type the numbers as your app shows them; each tool says under its fields which spellings it accepts.
  3. Read the rule or formula next to the result. Each tool shows what it applied to your own numbers — for example (likes + comments) ÷ followers × 100 — so you can repeat it on paper.
  4. Use the worked example on the calculator pages to check the tool, not the other way round: the same numbers must give the same result by hand.
  5. Before you act on a threshold, open the official page linked at the bottom of the tool: the read date is shown, and the platform's page is the one that counts.

Each tool page has its own longer tutorial for its formula or rule set.

Frequently asked questions

Do I need an account or a username?

No. Nothing looks up an account. You type the numbers you read in the app's own statistics, and the arithmetic runs on your device.

Where do the rules and limits come from?

From the platforms' own pages: help centres, developer documentation and newsrooms. Each rule-based tool lists the page it read with the UTC time, and a release test fails when a read is older than 45 days.

Can a checker tell me whether I will be admitted to a program?

No. It compares your numbers with the published thresholds and shows the gap. Only the platform decides on admission, and a threshold met on paper is not an acceptance.

Are the tools free?

Yes, without exception: no fee, no login, no trial. They are informational pages of this site.