Numbers
What the numbers on screen mean, and what they cannot tell you yet.
The cards on Today
Five cards: views, likes, comments, posts posted, and your best channel. Views, likes and comments are what the channel itself reports for the posts you posted from meok. YouTube gives all three, Instagram gives likes and comments only, and TikTok gives nothing yet, so you see a dash (—) and the reason. Tap "this week" in the headline to change the period; the big panel below shows your best performing post. It all fits one screen, no scrolling down.
Your beta usage
The account menu shows the posts and images you have used this month against the beta limits (50 posts, 20 images). The count starts again each month.
The next step
Under the first sentence on Today, one link is the next thing to do. It follows real progress: to Choose while posts are waiting, to the Calendar once everything is chosen. It counts posts, not time.
Autopilot
Open the Calendar's Autopilot mode and turn the switch on, and meok writes drafts for the open days of the coming week and places them at a good time. It fills up to your posts-per-week, once a day. It never posts by itself: new drafts wait for your approval, and an approved post goes up only when you press Post.
The month at a glance
The Calendar shows the month on one sheet. Approved posts carry a check and waiting posts a dashed edge, so you can see at a glance whether the month is covered.
Reach, likes and clicks are not here yet
Those numbers live on the platforms, so Meok can only show them once your accounts connect. Until then it shows no reach, likes, clicks or spend rather than guessing.
Connecting accounts opens in the beta step by step.
The Analytics page
Analytics shows only what can be counted without an account: posts written and approved, the approval rate, the next post, posts per week, channels and formats. Numbers that need an account are never guessed.