Every dashboard shows you what happened. Ours shows you what's coming.
Streams, countries, platforms — up to date daily. And on top, a forecast for the next 30 days, including an honest answer to how sure it is.
Six things nobody else tells you
Stream forecast with an uncertainty range
How many streams the next 30 days will bring — as a corridor, not a line. 8 times out of 10 the real number lands inside it. It widens to the right, because we can read tomorrow better than four weeks from now.
When you'll hit the next milestone
1k, 10k, 100k, a million. We run the forecast forward and give you the date. If it isn't reachable at your current pace, we say so — instead of inventing a pretty number.
Spot playlist spikes
A day far above your normal level almost always means one thing: your song got added to a playlist. We flag it, so you can ride the moment while it lasts.
Revenue estimate in US dollars
Forecast streams times what a stream pays — weighted by your real platform mix rather than one flat rate. Apple pays a multiple of what YouTube does.
Momentum per song
Which of your songs is climbing and which is flattening out. Measured against your own previous week, not against other artists. Only past 15 percent do we call it a trend — below that it's noise.
Countries, platforms, demographics
Where your listeners are, which stores they use, how old they are. Straight from distribution, daily, without waiting for a monthly report.
Calculated, not guessed
Most artist dashboards draw you a line backwards and leave you to it. That's the easy half of the job. The question you're actually asking — is my song taking off, or is it done — goes unanswered.
We project your streams forward with a statistical model that knows three things: your current level, your trend, and your weekly rhythm. That last one matters more than it sounds — almost every song runs harder at the weekend than on a Tuesday, and a model blind to that treats every Saturday as a breakthrough. The trend is damped: we assume a release levels off rather than climbing forever. Less exciting, and much closer to what actually happens.
And we show you where we're unsure. The shaded band around the forecast isn't an apology — it's the most honest part of the chart, telling you how much trust the number deserves. Below 14 days of data we don't forecast at all, because that would be guessing, not calculating, and we wouldn't tell you that it was.
What you're probably wondering
See where your song is heading.
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