Home answers one question: what your campaigns brought in during the chosen period and what it cost. Until the first steps are done, a Getting started list sits at the top - you can close it.

Filters

• The channel switcher: All or one channel (Telegram, LinkedIn, Reddit, Threads, X, Bluesky, Hacker News, Jobs).
• The period picker: Today, Yesterday, This week, This month, Last 7 days (default), Last 30 days or Custom period - your own dates, up to one year.

The numbers cover all campaigns at once: Home has no campaign filter.

Four tiles

ℹ️ Note: if a number fails to load, it shows No data instead - that is not zero. Reload the page.

Signals, 7 days

A chart of signals by day. It always covers the last 7 days, whatever period you picked, and it follows the channel switcher.

Monitoring funnel

The path of a message through the stages - across all channels or for the chosen one: Messages → Keyword matches → AI Processed → Rejected by AI → Cards. Under the matches you may see «N of them in another language» - those posts were dropped by language before the AI. If some chats are heard through accounts other than yours, the Messages stage is not shown: there only matches are counted.

This is the most useful block for tuning:

• a big gap between «Messages» and «Keyword matches» - the keywords are too narrow or the chats are wrong;
• lots of «AI Processed» but few «Cards» - the AI checks a lot of noise. Add stop words or narrow the keywords to pay less for checking irrelevant posts;
• almost zero «Rejected by AI» while the feed is full of junk - clarify in the campaign who you are looking for, and give a reason in Why not a lead? (see «Rejected by AI and the archive»).

Top Telegram chats

Up to five chats that brought the most signals in the period: Matches, Leads and Conversion (the share of leads among matches).

💡 Tip: a chat that brings no signals for a long time is worth removing from the campaign - it adds noise, not results. And the other way round: if one chat brings most of your leads, look for similar communities.

Top keywords

The same for channels where the search runs by keywords (LinkedIn, Reddit, Threads, X, Bluesky, Hacker News): up to six words with the most finds, the channels where each word worked, Matches and Leads. The block needs a period of at least 3 days - for a shorter one it shows Not enough data. If no keyword found anything in the period, the block is not shown.

Ineffective keywords

At the bottom of the page are the words that bring no results. This block covers all time and does not depend on the filters. There are two kinds:

• 0 signals - the word has never found anything; next to it you see how many posts were checked and for how many days the campaign has searched for it;
• All signals for this keyword rejected - it did find posts, but you rejected every one (at least 20) and kept none.

A word gets here only after 7 days of searching with the same set of words, and only in a campaign where other words have already found something. The block is built for channels where the search runs by keywords. The Remove button (for the Admin and Editor roles) removes the word from the campaign, and the campaign keeps running. The only word of a campaign cannot be removed.

⚠️ Important: on LinkedIn every word that found nothing in a check costs 1 credit, so dead words there cost money. Review this block at least once a week.

Reading the whole picture

1. Few signals - look at the funnel: is the problem the keywords (few matches) or the AI (rejects a lot)?
2. Many signals, few leads - clarify who the campaign is looking for (see «Too many or too few leads»).
3. Many leads, few replies - the bottleneck is not the search but working through the feed: signals pile up unhandled.
4. Credits go fast - check Credits used for each channel and the ineffective keywords block. A detailed breakdown is in Settings → Billing → Credit spend analytics.