Separate conversation from amplification
Reply share shows how much interaction comes from discussion. Reposts and quotes show how often posts travel beyond the immediate audience.
Bluesky Profile Analyzer
See whether your Bluesky profile earns the follow.
Review the public identity, recent original posts, conversation, and amplification around a Bluesky account. The report shows whether the profile is clear, trusted, and consistently useful inside the network.
Understand how the account participates
Check identity trust
A custom domain handle can connect a Bluesky identity to a domain the owner controls. The report surfaces that signal alongside the bio and public link.
Spot dependence on one post
Typical interactions, consistency, and top-post lift show whether attention is spread across the sample or concentrated in one result.
Bluesky signals in the report
Identity
Signals that help visitors recognize and trust the account.
- Handle and display name
- Bio and public link
- Custom domain handle
Network
Public audience and publishing context.
- Followers and following
- Total posts
- Recent original posts
Response
How the visible sample creates discussion and reach.
- Median interactions
- Reply share
- Repost and quote share
- Top vs typical
Coverage depends on what Bluesky exposes publicly when the report is generated. Private account analytics are never inferred.
A practical check for an open-network profile
Before changing your handle
Review the current identity signals and decide whether a domain handle would make the account easier to verify.
When posts feel invisible
See whether the sample lacks replies, amplification, consistency, or a clear recurring topic.
When comparing communities
Use conversation and repost patterns to compare how the same public voice performs across open social networks.
Questions people ask before checking a profile
What does the Bluesky profile analyzer check?
It checks public profile details and recent original posts, including followers, replies, likes, reposts, quotes, typical interactions, topic consistency, and whether the handle uses a custom domain.
What is a custom domain handle on Bluesky?
It is a Bluesky handle based on a domain, such as name.example.com. When configured by the domain owner, it provides an additional public identity signal beyond a default bsky.social handle.
Are replies and reposts treated as the same thing?
No. Replies are counted as conversation, while reposts and quotes are treated as amplification. Keeping them separate makes it easier to see whether posts start discussion, travel through the network, or do both.
Does the check require a Bluesky login?
No. Bluesky exposes the public profile and feed data used by this report. Enter a handle or public profile URL; no account connection is required.