Paste any public Bluesky handle and get instant engagement insights — likes, reposts, best days to post, top content, and more.
✓ Engagement Rate✓ Best Posting Times✓ Top Posts✓ No Sign-up
What you get
A complete picture of any public Bluesky account's performance.
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Engagement rate
Avg likes + reposts + replies vs. follower count. Benchmark how well content is connecting.
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Best posting days
Which days of the week generate the highest average engagement for this account.
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Best time of day
Morning, afternoon, evening, or night — see when posts perform best for this profile.
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Top 3 posts
The highest-performing recent posts by engagement score, with full text and stats.
How it works
Three steps, instant results.
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Enter a Bluesky handle
Type or paste any public Bluesky handle — like @jay.bsky.social — into the input box above.
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Click Analyze
The tool fetches up to 100 recent original posts from the public AT Protocol API. No login needed.
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Explore the insights
Scroll through engagement stats, day and time breakdowns, post type mix, and the account's top posts.
Frequently asked questions
Only publicly available data from the AT Protocol public API. No login is required and no private data is ever accessed. The tool is read-only.
Up to 100 of the most recent original posts are analyzed. Reposts by the account are automatically excluded so the stats reflect only the user's own content.
No. Only public Bluesky accounts can be analyzed. The tool uses the open AT Protocol public API which does not return data for private accounts.
Engagement rate is (avg likes + avg reposts + avg replies) ÷ follower count × 100. On Bluesky, above 1% is generally good, above 3% is great. Smaller accounts typically see higher rates than large ones.
They're based on averages across recent posts. An account that posts rarely on a given day may have a skewed average from just one viral post. The more posts analyzed, the more reliable the pattern.
No. BskySuite is an independent project not affiliated with or endorsed by Bluesky Social PBC. We use the open, publicly available AT Protocol API.