ViralDeck Docs
Video Analytics
Filter, sort, and inspect the active workspace's tracked videos across platforms and accounts from one table.
Highest-value controls
| Control | Why you use it | Typical question it answers |
|---|---|---|
| Platform filter | Isolate TikTok, Instagram, YouTube, or Facebook content. | Which channel is producing the strongest short-form wins? |
| Date filter | Focus on a posting window rather than lifetime content. | What shipped this week or during a campaign period? |
| Account picker | Pick one or more accounts in the active workspace (up to 50). Searches every page, not just the rows on screen. | How did one creator perform? (For a whole client portfolio, switch workspaces.) |
| Caption search | Find videos by words in the caption or by account handle, across the whole workspace. | Which posts mentioned the new product? |
| Toggle columns | Show only the metrics needed for the review you are running. | Can I strip the table down for a faster performance scan? |
| Virality column | Rank breakout content without relying on raw views alone. | Which posts are outperforming their local baseline? |
Reading a video's history
| What you see | What it means |
|---|---|
| Posted at | The publish time in your local time zone (hover for UTC). “Date unknown” means Instagram hasn't returned a publish time for that Reel yet; those rows are listed after dated videos. |
| Daily history · last 30 days | Every daily reading from the last 30 days, with the change in views since the previous reading. “Tracking started” shows when ViralDeck first found the video. |
| First reading | When we find a video after it was published, its first reading is filed under the publish date but was taken on the tracking-start date. It holds every view the video earned before tracking started. |
| Daily velocity chart | Views gained per day. Solid parts are measured day by day. Dashed parts are estimates: views earned before tracking started, or days with no reading, spread evenly over the days they cover. The chart adds up to the video's total views. |
| Best tracked day | The biggest one-day gain we measured. It doesn't include views earned before tracking started. |
Review content efficiently
1
Filter to the slice you actually care about
Make sure the right workspace is selected in the sidebar switcher, then narrow by platform, account, or date so you are not comparing unrelated content in one table.
2
Sort by the metric that matches the task
Use Views for scale, Virality for outperformance, and Eng. Rate for audience response quality.
3
Open the detail sheet for the winners
Once a video stands out, open it to inspect hook text, velocity context, and deeper performance detail instead of trying to infer everything from one row.