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Velocity, not volume
Views per hour right now, gains over the last 1, 3, 6, 12 and 24 hours, and whether growth is still accelerating or already settling.
Built around velocity, not view counts
Know a video is taking off
Know a video is taking off
while there's still time to act
BreakoutDesk watches the accounts you choose and tells you the moment one of their videos starts accelerating — not tomorrow morning, when the window has closed.
14 days free · 50 accounts · no card required
Typical short-form trackers
Every 12–24 hours
You find out tomorrow. Faster refresh is sold as a paid add-on.
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BreakoutDesk
Every 15 minutes
On videos that are actually moving. Included in the base plan.
Total views tell you a video was big
They can't tell you it's becoming big. That's the only thing worth an alert while you can still respond.
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Measured against the account
Every video is judged against what's normal for the account that posted it — over a recent window, and excluding the video itself.
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Detection you can audit
We record when we first flagged a video and at what multiple, so how fast we detect is a number you can check rather than a claim.
What an alert actually says
Not "this reel has 400,000 views". Something you can act on.
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@sierienaak · posted 7 hours ago
12.1× above this account's baseline and still accelerating. First detected at 3.4× — while it was climbing, not after it peaked.
Curious what happens between posting and that alert? See how detection works →
What BreakoutDesk deliberately isn't
It isn't a social media suite. There's no post scheduling, no AI caption writer, no creator payment rails, and no analytics dashboard for your own brand accounts. It does one job: watch a list of accounts and tell you fast when something on it starts moving. If you need the rest, other tools do it better.
Stop finding out tomorrow
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