THE PEAK SEEKLimited early access
You're posting.
But what's actually working?
Something took off once and you can't repeat it. You stare at a creator crushing it — but you can't tell what's working, or why. You pour hours and money into content, apps and trainings that bring nothing back.
The Peak Seek shows you exactly what worked — and what to do more of.
Four real accounts. Four things the tools miss.
Findings from our own analysis. Public data only. No theory, no marketing copy.
We've tested nearly every tool on the market — and every one fails in at least one of these ways. So we built our own. That's why The Peak Seek doesn't — and it reads any account in your niche the same way.
This is what The Peak Seek hands you.
A real Performance Seeker analysis — 846 posts, 5 periods, every post scored against its proper baseline. Tap any page to enlarge.
Real analysis · public data only · handle, hooks, shortcodes anonymized
Scored against a baseline that actually holds.
Every post on Instagram and Facebook measured against its proper period and format. Engagement compared to your real median, not raw reach — so a quiet win isn't mistaken for a flop, and a lucky spike isn't called a breakout.
Built on three engagement dimensions — likes, comments, views — measured per format per period against your channel's own rolling median. No raw-number comparisons across creators of different sizes.
For people who actually care which content works.
I built the tool I wish I'd had.
25 years as an international banker and entrepreneur. Then came a little kitchen-table project — helping people who needed guidance, through a digital product in finance. Today we're heading toward a full multi-channel digital business. Along the way I bought it all myself — from high-ticket programs down to $1 courses, dozens of monthly subscriptions — and every analytics tool I tried showed me an incomplete picture, and sometimes the wrong one. I was worn out from juggling five different apps. Underselling my baseline. Missing Facebook entirely. Calling posts 'failures' when they'd actually worked.
So I stopped guessing and built the tool I needed myself. And one day it hit me — why not offer it to other creators fighting the exact same thing? A million tools, subscriptions, courses, pieces of advice — and still lost.
A tool that reads both platforms, measures against a relevant baseline that holds, and tells you the truth — even when it's not flattering. Now it's ready for everyone who's done wasting time and money, and just wants to focus on what they're good at — and what they love creating.