Enter your metrics

joli.studio connects to no platform: nobody asks for your passwords, and no statistic arrives on its own. You enter the numbers — by hand in the app, or by importing a statistics export. In exchange, they are dated, never overwritten, and they stay yours.

When to record

As soon as a post is marked as published, three checkpoints appear: D+1, D+7 and D+30. They show up in the Readings due card on the Results page, subtitled “Reminders at D+1, D+7 and D+30”, each with its state: upcoming, to enter, overdue, done, not recorded.

1. Open Results

   In the project sidebar, Results. At the top right, the Record metrics button carries the number of readings waiting; it opens the whole queue, one publication after another.

2. Or handle a single line

   In the Readings due card, a line’s Enter button opens that one reading directly.

3. Pick the checkpoint and the date

   At the top of the window, Reading offers D+1, D+7, D+30 and One-off — the last one for a one-off reading, outside the scheduled checkpoints. Reading date is the moment you looked, in the project’s time zone.

4. Copy the numbers across

   Eight fields, in this order: Reach, Impressions, Likes, Comments, Shares, Saves, Clicks, Video views. Leave blank whatever the platform doesn’t give you: an empty field means “not measured”, which is not the same as zero.

5. Save

   Save and next moves to the next publication in the queue, Skip leaves it for later, Save closes the last reading.

The engagement rate computes itself

Below the fields, a box shows the Engagement rate as you type, along with its formula: (likes + comments + shares + saves) ÷ reach. When reach is missing, it falls back on the account’s follower count and says so. Nothing to work out on your side.

Import instead of retyping

The Import an export button takes a statistics export from the platform. joli.studio matches each row to a publication by link, failing that by id, otherwise by date (within three hours, or the same day for a date with no time) and platform, settled by the text. You review the matching before saving, and the whole import can be undone if something is off.

What the numbers become

The Results page turns them into four indicators — Published posts, Median engagement, Followers, Readings to enter — a Follower growth curve, and Engagement by post type, compared with the weights in your strategy.

Under that last chart, Rebalancing suggestions asks the AI to compare post types and propose new weights. The action shows its cost before and after, and it changes nothing by itself: “Nothing is applied: adjust the weights in the strategy.” It needs at least five measured posts to have anything to say.

Followers get read too

The accounts you declare in Results (Add an account) have their own reading, separate from posts: the Record button — or Update — saves today’s follower count. “One follower reading a week is enough to track growth,” the app says, and the trend appears from the second reading onward. That number is what draws the growth curve, and what the engagement rate falls back on when reach is missing.