Our own numbers
Everyone in this category sells you a screenshot. This is the alternative: the accounts SheepHerderStreamHerder is connected to, read by the same job that fills in every customer's dashboard, with the date each number was measured printed beside it.
We are not going to pretend these are big. That is rather the point — a number you can check is worth more than one you can't, at any size.
Measured accounts
Most recent reading: October 9, 2026
Twitch
782followers
Measured October 9, 2026
- Change
- +53 over 61 days, since August 9, 2026
- Posts
- not measured on this platform
X/Twitter
236followers
Measured October 9, 2026
- Change
- +12 over 90 days, since July 11, 2026
- Posts
- 653
YouTube
168followers
Measured October 9, 2026
- Change
- +24 over 90 days, since July 11, 2026
- Posts
- 180
Bluesky
54followers
Measured October 9, 2026
- Change
- +24 over 90 days, since July 11, 2026
- Posts
- 413
35followers
Measured October 9, 2026
- Change
- +19 over 90 days, since July 11, 2026
- Posts
- 52
TikTok
24followers
Measured October 9, 2026
- Change
- +19 over 90 days, since July 11, 2026
- Posts
- 61
15followers
Measured October 9, 2026
- Change
- +5 over 90 days, since July 11, 2026
- Posts
- 0
Threads
8followers
Measured October 9, 2026
- Change
- +5 over 80 days, since July 21, 2026
- Posts
- 0
Platforms we have not connected, or have connected but never successfully read, are absent from this list rather than shown at zero.
How these numbers get here
- A scheduled job asks each connected platform's own API for the account's follower count and writes one row per platform per day. It is the same job, the same table, and the same code path that draws the charts inside the product.
- Nothing on this page is typed in by hand, and nothing is carried forward. If a platform's API declines to answer on a given day, no row is written — so a gap stays a gap instead of quietly becoming a repeat of yesterday.
- Change figures compare the newest reading to the oldest one inside a 90-day window. A platform we have measured only once shows no change at all, because a single reading is not a trend.
- Only follower and post counts appear here. No account handles, no email addresses, no customer data — this page is about our own accounts and nobody else's.
What this does and does not prove
It proves the measurement is real and that we are willing to publish it while it is small. It does not prove that SheepHerderStreamHerder caused any of it, and we are not going to draw that arrow for you — audience growth has a hundred inputs and a posting tool is one of them.
What we will claim is narrower and testable: the product tells you when to post, coaches you on how each platform's algorithm reads your work, and makes sure the post actually goes out. Whether that moves your numbers is a thing you get to find out with your own account, which is why the First-Milestone Guarantee exists.