Follower analytics for creators — cohorts, retention, and what each campaign really delivered in lasting followers. 100% on your iPhone.
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Wake takes periodic snapshots of your followers and following lists. By comparing snapshots over time it sees who joined, who left, and — grouped into cohorts by when they joined — how well each group sticks around (retention).
You tell Wake when a campaign ran (a name, a channel, a date range). Any follower who joined during that window is attributed to it (last-touch if windows overlap). Be aware: this is time-window correlation, not click tracking. Wake is strongest for organic bursts and retention — and is a proxy, not ground truth, for pure paid attribution.
Cohorts and retention need history. The first refresh is just a baseline; follows are detected once there are two or more complete snapshots. It compounds — the longer you use Wake, the richer it gets. This history cannot be re-fetched later, which is exactly why it's worth capturing now (and why Wake has an encrypted backup built in).
Yes. You log in on Instagram's own web page; Wake never sees your password. The only thing kept is the session token, stored in your device Keychain. Wake has no servers, so by default nothing leaves your device. If you switch on iCloud sync (off by default), your data syncs through your own private iCloud — only you can access it; we never see it.
Wake paces every request like a human and stops automatically if Instagram pushes back. Large audiences fill in slowly on purpose. For the most cautious accounts, you can import Instagram's official data export (Account → Import from Instagram export) — Wake reads the export ZIP directly, with zero scraping.
Yes. Interest classification uses on-device AI when available and falls back to fast on-device language analysis otherwise — everything else (cohorts, retention, quality, unfollowers) works regardless.
Two ways. The simplest: turn on iCloud sync (Account → iCloud) and your history follows you to the new phone automatically. Or, for a manual copy, use Account → Back up & restore — the backup is encrypted with a passphrase you choose and saved wherever you like (Files, iCloud Drive, AirDrop); restore it on the new phone. Either way, sign in to Instagram again and your history merges back in.
Wake collects nothing. No servers, no accounts, no analytics, no trackers — by default your data never leaves your iPhone, and this page sets no cookies and loads nothing from third parties. Optional iCloud sync (off by default) keeps your data in your own private iCloud, which only you can access — never us. App Store privacy label: Data Not Collected.