Competition and niche

Where: Analytics → Competition.

See what is working right now for other accounts and across your niche, so you can model the formats that hold attention — never copy anyone's words.

What you can analyse

An account on Instagram, TikTok or YouTube: a competitor, a creator you admire, or your own. You get its profile and its 12 latest reels or Shorts with views, likes and comments, the account's median, and which pieces stand out — two or more times its usual. A deeper look (up to 30 pieces) costs proportionally more.
Your niche on Instagram: type a few words people would search for — "hair salon Madrid", "personal brand storytelling", "fitness for mums". Ignix finds the public accounts that match, with their recent posts, and lists the standouts across the whole niche.
One reel or video by its link, from Claude (see "Connect an AI assistant (MCP)").

Each piece links to the original, so you can watch it. The views in a niche analysis are the counter Instagram shows on the profile: use them to compare pieces of the same account, not accounts with each other.

What it costs

Your first analysis is free. After that it spends AI credits: 85 for an Instagram account, 120 for TikTok or YouTube, 75 for the niche and 10 for a single reel. The form shows the price before you run it. If an account does not exist or is private, nothing is charged.

The free analysis on the website

Anyone can try it before signing up at ignix.social/analyze: they enter their Instagram @ and, in about a minute, see their business as the AI reads it, accounts in their niche and one content idea. When they create their account, that analysis is saved here as their first one, with three ideas, and what the AI read about their business fills in their brand profile — only the fields that were empty. You can correct it in Sparky AI → Knowledge.

From Claude

Connected to Ignix, Claude (or another assistant) can run the same analyses — "what is working in my niche?", "analyse @competitor on TikTok" — and they appear here too.

What we keep, and what we don't

Only public accounts can be analysed. Ignix keeps the public numbers and captions it needs and never stores comments or who wrote them. To make repeated analyses cheaper, a public account looked at today is reused for 24 hours, and the shared copy is deleted after 7 days; your own history stays in your account.