Separate audience size from active participation.
A member count can rise while contribution volume or contributor breadth falls. Oscylo keeps those measures separate so the difference stays visible.
Independent subreddit tracker
Oscylo turns public community activity into readable time series—weekly visitors, contributions, contributors, and membership—measured at the community level, never the person.
Activity is not a straight line
Follow 52 complete weeks of r/gaming contributions and compare major changes with the timing of public gaming events.
Public subreddit tracker
Inspect a full year of fixed weekly totals through Jul 27, 2026, then compare them with rolling public readings observed through Aug 14, 2026.
Past-seven-day unique reach based on a 28-day rolling average.
What the data is useful for
A member count can rise while contribution volume or contributor breadth falls. Oscylo keeps those measures separate so the difference stays visible.
Consistent daily, weekly, and monthly windows make it easier to distinguish an event-driven jump from a durable change in activity.
The public-company research page tracks Reddit’s reported audience, stickiness, monetization, and financial metrics from primary filings.
Category analysis
Oscylo categories organize related communities into one comparable signal. The public AI example reads attention across products, open development, research, learning, culture, and critique, so a shift in one corner of the field is visible against the rest.
Open the AI category analysisIndependent public-company research
Review DAUq, WAUq, DAUq-to-WAUq stickiness, revenue, ARPU, geography, login state, profitability, and cash flow across fourteen reported quarters. Before each print, Oscylo files its own forecast — and scores it publicly after.
Method and limits
Fixed-week histories and rolling public readings answer different questions, so Oscylo labels them separately. Every chart states its coverage window, aggregation method, and most recent observation.
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