Add Open Channel Stats (Social media analytics) - #230
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Disclosure up front: I'm the maker (solo project).
This adds one line under Social media analytics, next to SocialBlade. Where
SocialBlade estimates from public data, Open Channel Stats shows real owner
analytics — retention, CTR, impressions, traffic sources — because creators
connect their own channel (owner sign-in, two read-only scopes) and choose to
publish it. So you can see how real channels actually grow, and connect yours to
compare. It's free — no paid tier, no ads. Channels are private to the owner by
default; published ones are browsable by anyone with no account, and each public
channel's dataset downloads as a single self-describing SQLite file. Refresh is
daily, not realtime.
Description and tags follow the section's existing format (
©SaaS— it's hostedand the code isn't open source). Happy to reword or move the line if you'd rather.