Every stat, every platform,
one dashboard.
PawPoller polls nineteen platforms and records a timestamped snapshot each time — so you see how your fiction, artwork and social posts perform over days and weeks, not just right now.
What it pulls.
Different platforms expose different numbers. PawPoller reads whatever each one gives and normalises it into three buckets.
Fiction
Views, favourites, comments, kudos and bookmarks across Inkbunny, FurAffinity, SoFurry, Weasyl, AO3, SquidgeWorld, Wattpad and Pixiv novels.
Posting →Artwork
Gallery views, favourites and comment counts for illustrations on DeviantArt, Itaku, Pixiv and the art-and-fiction sites that host both.
Artwork tracking →Social posts
Likes, reposts/boosts, replies, quotes, views and Tumblr notes from Bluesky, X/Twitter, Mastodon, Tumblr and Threads.
Social tracking →The analytics view.
Submission totals, view trends and favourite/like counts across every connected platform, with per-work detail a click away.
Stories, artwork and social posts in one view — submission totals, view trends, favourite/like counts, reposts and comment activity over time. Inkbunny, FurAffinity, Weasyl, SoFurry, SquidgeWorld, AO3, DeviantArt, Wattpad, Itaku, Bluesky, X/Twitter and e621, plus Mastodon, Tumblr, Pixiv, Threads and Instagram (in testing).
How polling works.
On a schedule
Pollers run on a configurable interval — hourly, daily, or whatever cadence you set. Run it 24/7 on a server or on demand from the desktop app.
Snapshots over time
Every poll writes a timestamped snapshot, so you get trend lines, not just a single current number. Watch a story climb the week after you post it.
One dashboard
Totals, per-platform breakdowns and per-work detail in one place. No spreadsheet, no nineteen browser tabs, no manual copy-paste.
Nineteen platforms, polled.
Everything PawPoller touches is read for analytics, whether or not it can post there.
Know what's actually landing.
Free, MIT licensed, local-first. Poll from the desktop app or run it 24/7 on your own server.