Velocity
How fast are you actually growing — measured against the people who follow you back.
Account age is a lie
Dividing followers by account age punishes anyone who signed up, forgot about it for two years, and only really started posting last spring. So this measures active age instead: it reads your whole posting history, works out your normal rhythm, and finds the point where your current run of posting actually began.
The threshold isn't a fixed number of quiet days — it's derived from your own habits. Five weeks off is a holiday if you post twelve times a day, and business as usual if you post once a fortnight. Both get judged against their own baseline.
No login. Everything is read from public data: your repo comes down whole in a single
com.atproto.sync.getRepo request — every post, no pagination, no sampling —
and follower counts come from the public AppView. Results are cached in your browser.
Starting…
You against your … mutuals
- you
- mutual
- not posting right now
- equal growth rate
Both axes are logarithmic, so the diagonals are lines of constant growth: everyone on the same diagonal is picking up followers at the same rate, whatever their size. Above the diagonal through your dot means faster than you. Hover for detail; click a dot to see how its era was worked out.