Bluesky Profile
Analytics
Paste any public Bluesky handle and get instant engagement insights — likes, reposts, best days to post, top content, and more.
What you get
A complete picture of any public Bluesky account's performance.
Engagement rate
Avg likes + reposts + replies vs. follower count. Benchmark how well content is connecting.
Best posting days
Which days of the week generate the highest average engagement for this account.
Best time of day
Morning, afternoon, evening, or night — see when posts perform best for this profile.
Top 3 posts
The highest-performing recent posts by engagement score, with full text and stats.
How it works
Three steps, instant results.
Enter a Bluesky handle
Type or paste any public Bluesky handle — like @jay.bsky.social — into the input box above.
Click Analyze
The tool fetches up to 100 recent original posts from the public AT Protocol API. No login needed.
Explore the insights
Scroll through engagement stats, day and time breakdowns, post type mix, and the account's top posts.
Frequently asked questions
How to use Bluesky Profile Analytics
From first search to actionable growth insights — a complete guide.
BskySuite's Profile Analytics tool gives you a data-backed look at any public Bluesky account — your own or anyone else's. Here's how to get the most from it.
Step 1 — Enter a handle
Type any public Bluesky handle into the search field — for example yourname.bsky.social or a custom domain handle like yourname.com. You don't need the leading @. Click Analyze and the tool fetches up to 100 of the account's most recent public posts via the AT Protocol API.
What the metrics mean
Average likes and reposts per post are the raw engagement averages across the sample window. Divide likes by followers to get a rough engagement rate. Like / repost / reply ratio tells you the community response — high replies with low likes often signals debate; high reposts with low replies signals shareable evergreen content.
Most used hashtags show what topics dominate the account's reach. Best day and best time to post are derived from which weekday and UTC hour-band saw the highest average engagement across the sample. Convert the time to your local timezone before acting on it.
Top posts are the three highest-liked posts in the sample — useful for spotting which content format or topic hit hardest.
Tips for interpreting the data
The analysis window is the most recent 100 posts, not lifetime data. Accounts with fewer than 20 posts will see less reliable averages — patterns stabilise after 50+ posts. Use the "best time" insight directionally: Bluesky's global user base spans many timezones, so a peak at 14:00 UTC likely means your audience skews European. Cross-reference with which posts in your Top Posts list you actually posted at that time.
Common use cases
Reviewing your own account before a follower push · Researching a potential collaborator or competitor · Validating whether a posting-time strategy is working · Finding a niche creator's top-performing content format before you pitch them.