You don't need more charts. You need to know what to fix.
ChannelzIQ pulls your analytics, comments, calendar and publishing into one studio, then does the reading for you — so every session starts with a decision instead of a dashboard.
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Unified analytics for every platform you publish on
YouTube, Instagram, Facebook, TikTok and your blog — one date range, one set of numbers, pulled from each platform's own API.
Every connected account is snapshotted daily, so ChannelzIQ knows what each video, post and article did on each day — not just its lifetime total. That's what makes a real comparison possible: “the last 28 days versus the 28 before” is a measured change, not a running counter you have to eyeball.
Each platform gets its own tab showing only that platform's numbers. A quiet month on Instagram never hides inside a blended total, and where a platform's API genuinely cannot report a metric we say so rather than printing a zero that reads like failure.
What you get
- Daily snapshots per video, post and article — views, watch time, impressions, click-through rate, likes, comments, shares and follower change
- Full YouTube Analytics depth: retention curves, traffic sources, audience demographics, and subscribers gained by source
- Per-platform tabs plus a cross-surface roll-up that ties your video channel to your blog traffic
- A deep historical backfill the moment you connect — as far back as each platform's API will give it, not just the last 30 days
- Deleted-on-platform content is detected and pulled out of your metrics, so old numbers stop inflating current ones
Growth insights that name the next thing to fix
A weekly plain-English read on what moved, what stalled, and the one change most likely to help.
Most analytics tools stop at “views are down 12%.” ChannelzIQ keeps going: which video, which day, what changed around it, and whether the same pattern has happened before. Your dashboard opens with a short written summary of your week instead of a wall of tiles.
Go deeper on a single video and the retention curve is read against your own script, so a drop-off at 0:38 is tied to the line you actually said there — the difference between knowing people left and knowing why.
What you get
- A weekly AI summary of your channel, written from your own numbers — generated once a day at most, only when you open the dashboard
- Retention drop-off analysis mapped against your script and chapters
- Hypothesis monitors: state a theory (“shorter intros hold viewers”) and let ChannelzIQ watch the data for it
- Subscriber-loss alerts and funnel insights that show where interest leaks away
- Packaging tests that measure a title or thumbnail change against the window before it
AI content suggestions built from your own channel
Titles, descriptions, hooks and next-video ideas grounded in what has already worked for you.
Generic AI writing tools have never seen your channel. Every suggestion in ChannelzIQ starts from your library: the titles that earned clicks, the topics your audience returns for, the search terms already sending people your way, and the gaps between what your viewers look for and what you have published.
Suggestions arrive as options you can accept, edit or ignore. When you accept a title or thumbnail change, ChannelzIQ can push it to YouTube for you and keep a record — including a real one-click undo that puts the original back.
What you get
- Title and description suggestions scored against your channel's own history
- An idea bank fed by content gaps, search demand and trending topics in your niche
- Scripts, hooks, chapters and captions drafted in your voice, with a teleprompter built in
- Auto-apply with a full activity ledger and genuine undo — nothing changes on your channel silently
- A visible token balance, so you always know what an AI action costs before you run it
Brand Voice AI — it sounds like you because it learned from you
Train a voice profile per channel, then hold every draft to it.
ChannelzIQ reads what you have already published — video scripts, captions, blog posts, the way you answer comments — and builds a voice profile from it: sentence length, vocabulary, how you open, how you close, what you never say.
Voice is set per channel, because you probably do not write an Instagram caption the way you write a 2,000-word article. You can also add standing directives — “never promise a link in the comments”, “always name the city in the first line” — and every generation across the studio honours them.
What you get
- A separate voice profile for each connected channel and blog
- Voice discovery from your existing library — no long questionnaire to fill in
- Standing intent modifiers applied to every AI surface at once
- Multiple brand profiles inside one account, fully separated, for creators running more than one identity
A content calendar that knows when your audience shows up
Plan, schedule and publish from one calendar — with a best-time recommendation from your own data.
Everything you have planned, drafted, scheduled and published sits on one calendar, colour-coded by platform, in your local timezone. Ideas become projects, projects become scripts and shoots, and a finished piece slots into a date without leaving the page.
The best-time recommendation is computed from your own publishing history, scoring day-of-week and hour-of-day independently across your whole sample — so a good hour is not thrown away just because it fell on a quiet weekday. When you have too little history, ChannelzIQ says so and falls back to an anonymised benchmark for your niche rather than inventing confidence.
What you get
- One calendar across every connected platform, in your timezone
- Per-creator best time to post, per platform and per format
- Scheduling that respects each platform's real capability — and says plainly when a platform cannot schedule
- Shoot planning, projects and scripts attached to the date they ship
- Publishing reminders ahead of the recommended slot
Publish everywhere from one composer
One draft, a proper section per platform, and a separate go-live time for each.
Cross-posting is not copy-and-paste. The composer gives every platform you select its own section — YouTube's title and description, Instagram's caption and hashtags, Facebook's post text, your blog's headline and body — and its own scheduled go-live time, because a good hour on YouTube is rarely the good hour on Instagram.
Upload media straight from your computer; it is streamed to the platform and the temporary copy is deleted afterwards. Nothing you upload for publishing is kept in our storage.
What you get
- Per-platform copy and per-platform scheduling in a single composer
- Direct upload of video and images from your machine — no cloud drive in the middle
- YouTube extras where they belong: playlists, visibility, made-for-kids, language, recording date, first pinned comment
- WordPress publishing with real categories, tags and scheduling
- The moment something publishes, that platform is re-synced so it appears in your studio immediately
One inbox for every comment and message
Full threads from every platform, including comments on posts from years ago.
Comments and direct messages from every connected platform land in one feed, rendered as real back-and-forth conversations rather than disconnected rows. Age is not a filter: a comment left today on a video from three years ago still arrives, and platform webhooks bring new ones in within seconds.
Threads are sorted by who spoke last. If a viewer has the final word it is waiting for you; if you already replied — even directly in the YouTube or Instagram app — it is marked answered. Replies post from your real account and appear in the thread instantly.
What you get
- Comments and DMs from YouTube, Facebook, Instagram and WordPress in one place
- Threaded conversations, with your own replies nested and clearly marked
- Complete history loaded when you connect — not just the last 30 days
- The source post's thumbnail and a deep link, so you always have context
- Emoji, reactions where the platform supports them, and AI-drafted replies in your voice
Keyword research and peer insights
What your audience is searching for, what similar channels are winning with, and the gap between them.
Search demand, trending topics and your own Search Console queries feed a keyword workspace that scores opportunities against what you have already covered. The content-gap view is the useful part: subjects with real demand where your channel has published nothing.
Peer insights track channels working the same ground as you. Not to copy them — to see cadence, formats, title patterns and the topics they are landing that you have not touched, with a one-to-one comparison against your own numbers.
What you get
- Keyword research from Google Trends, Search Console and YouTube's own search demand
- Content-gap scoring: high demand, no coverage from you yet
- Peer tracking with cadence, format and title-pattern analysis
- Head-to-head comparison between your channel and any tracked peer
- A niche size estimator, so you know the ceiling before you commit a quarter to a topic
MCP — run your channel from Claude
Connect ChannelzIQ to Claude or any MCP-capable assistant and ask questions in plain language.
ChannelzIQ ships a hosted MCP server at mcp.channelziq.com. Add it once in Claude, authorise with your ChannelzIQ account, and your assistant can read your real channel data — no exports, no copy-paste, no screenshots.
Ask “which videos lost the most watch time this month?” or “when should I post this week?” and the answer comes from your own analytics. Then act on it in the same conversation: draft the script, log the idea, schedule the post, reply to the comment, upload the video and its thumbnail.
What you get
- A hosted MCP server — nothing to install or self-host
- Read tools on every plan: analytics, videos, retention, traffic sources, calendar, inbox, projects and scripts
- Write tools for drafting ideas, scripts, articles and replies
- Video and thumbnail upload straight from the conversation on paid plans
- OAuth-scoped to your account, revocable at any time from settings
Your channel, your data, your control
Encrypted connections, no model training on your content, and a real delete button.
You connect platforms through their own OAuth screens, so we never see a password. Tokens are encrypted at rest, every connection runs over TLS 1.2 or better, and you can disconnect any platform from settings in one click.
AI runs on Anthropic's Claude under commercial terms that prohibit training on your content. YouTube-derived data is refreshed or removed on Google's required 30-day cycle. If you want out, the delete request removes your account and its data — it is a form on this site, not an email you have to chase.
What you get
- OAuth-only connections — ChannelzIQ never stores platform passwords
- Encrypted tokens at rest, TLS in transit, and a visible connection health status per account
- No training of AI models on your channel content
- Self-serve data export and deletion, with a status page to track the request
What works on which platform
Honest coverage, not a wall of ticks. A platform only gets a tick where the platform's own API actually allows it.
| Platform | Analytics | Publish | Schedule | Comments & DMs |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| YouTube | Full | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Facebook Pages | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Instagram Business | Yes | Yes | Not supported by API | Yes |
| WordPress blog | Yes | Yes | Yes | Comments |
| TikTok (limited beta) | Yes | Yes | Not supported by API | Not yet |
LinkedIn, Threads, X and Bluesky appear in the studio as “coming soon” so you can see the roadmap without selecting something that will not publish. Google Analytics 4, Google Search Console and Google Trends connect as read-only data sources. Full integration list →
Questions creators ask before signing up
Do I have to be a YouTuber to use ChannelzIQ?
Will the AI post to my channel without asking?
What is an AI token, and what happens when I run out?
Can I use ChannelzIQ from Claude instead of the dashboard?
What happens to my data if I leave?
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