Substack Stats
Your whole Substack on one page: every note and post you've published as a GitHub-style year of squares with streaks, the people who actually like, comment on and restack your work, and your subscribers, posts and notes on one growth chart. It reads Substack with your own signed-in session and keeps everything on your machine. Nothing is uploaded.
Install in under a minute
Download and unzip
Your browser unzips it automatically. If it doesn't, double-click the file in Downloads. Keep the unzipped folder somewhere you won't delete it, because Chrome loads the extension from that folder.
Open Chrome's extensions page
Type chrome://extensions in the address bar and press Enter. Chrome blocks links to that page, so it has to be typed.
Turn on Developer mode, then Load unpacked
The Developer mode switch is in the top right. Then click Load unpacked and choose the unzipped folder. Pick the folder itself, not a file inside it.
Sign in to Substack, then click the icon
Make sure you're signed in to Substack in this browser, then pin Substack Stats from the puzzle-piece menu and click it. Your dashboard opens in its own tab and fills itself in.
Want Substack Stats made yours?
This dashboard rebuilt around your publication: your metrics, your supporter weights, your brand on the share card.
A scoping call to map your workflow before anything is built
The tool rebuilt around your terms, your shortcuts, and your process
Installed and tuned on your hardware, with you on the call
Yours to keep. No subscription, no per-seat rent, no lock-in
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