Nobody knows where anyone stands
Twelve native apps on twelve phones. An overview means a screenshot tour.
“Can you send me your numbers for the month?”
Groowth counts every post your team publishes on TikTok, Instagram, YouTube and LinkedIn. One lane per person, a streak to keep alive, one target for the whole team.
Week 1, everyone posts. Week 5, only you are left, and nobody noticed, because nobody was counting.
Twelve native apps on twelve phones. An overview means a screenshot tour.
“Can you send me your numbers for the month?”
A line in a Notion doc nudges no one. Without a visible counter, it dissolves.
“I'll do it this weekend, promise.”
No consolidated history, no way to show what founder-led marketing returned.
“We're stopping, we can't measure it.”
Groowth doesn't post for you, doesn't write your posts and doesn't schedule anything. It measures, it consolidates, and it makes consistency impossible to ignore.
No admin access to request, no API to wire, nothing for your team to install. You add the accounts yourself. First reading within minutes, daily growth from tomorrow.
Per person, per team, per client, per brand. Each folder has its consolidated view and a global view adds them all up.
“4 posts a week on LinkedIn.” We read the account, we see the post, the lane advances on its own. The streak grows, the standing shifts, and you nudged no one. No manual declaration, no extension, no “I posted” button: the measurement never depends on the goodwill of the person being measured.
One post left before Sunday. The marker says where he should be today.
Paste any public Instagram, YouTube, LinkedIn or TikTok profile: yours, a teammate's, or a competitor's. No account, and no login to any network.
Handle or full link, both work. Public profiles only, no login.
You launched a personal-branding program: founders post, sales joins in, marketing follows. Three months later you have neither a consolidated number nor a way to know who's keeping the cadence.
“We had eight people who were supposed to post. We never knew how many actually did.”
Most trackers are built to send a client a report. Groowth is built so a whole team keeps its cadence, and the reporting comes with it.
| What you need | Groowth | Each network's own app |
|---|---|---|
| TikTok, Instagram, YouTube and LinkedIn in one view | Yes | One app per network |
| Grouping by person, team or client | Yes | No |
| Publishing goals and streaks | Yes | No |
| Automatic detection of every new post | Yes | No |
| A full year of history, side by side | Yes | No |
| Read-only access for a client or a manager | Yes | No |
| PDF reports per account and per folder | Yes | No |
Compared with the native analytics of TikTok, Instagram, YouTube and LinkedIn, which is what most teams use today. No table scores other people's products, because their offers move faster than a table stays true. Where the line falls against each family of tool, including where Groowth is the wrong choice, is written out one by one:
No commitment, cancel in one click. Every plan includes automatic post detection.
For a real personal-branding program: several people publishing under their own name.
networks tracked on one board: TikTok, Instagram, YouTube and LinkedIn.
automatic reading of every tracked account, every single day.
actions asked of your team. No login, no extension, no check-in.
days of history kept, on every plan including the free one.
No, and that's on purpose. You add the public handles yourself, without asking anyone to connect anything or share a password. That's what lets a program start in minutes instead of dying in a Slack thread of reminders.
TikTok, Instagram, YouTube and LinkedIn today, in the same view. X, Facebook, Threads and Bluesky are not read yet. If a platform is blocking you from signing, tell us: prioritization follows real demand.
Every tracked account is read daily. When a new post appears in the period, it's attached to that person's goal and the counter moves. Nobody has to declare anything, which is what makes the measurement reliable: it doesn't depend on the goodwill of the person being measured.
Yes. Groowth reads public profile data only, with no login to any network. A private account can't be tracked, which is rarely a problem for personal branding.
No. There are already great publishing tools, and that's not where team personal branding fails. Groowth does one thing: measure growth and consistency, and make both visible. It works well alongside your current scheduling tool.
Yes, that is the Agency plan: a separate organization per client, your own logo and color on every report, and a viewer seat to hand to the client so they see their data live instead of waiting for a monthly report. Solo, Pro and Team get the same reports carrying the Groowth mark; Agency makes them yours.
Public profile data, and nothing else: followers, published posts and their public like and comment counts. Reach and impressions are private metrics we cannot see, so we never show them and never promise them.
Add your first accounts for free, and watch the first week of the race.