Command

Command

Simple, actionable Instagram analytics 📈

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Command is the ultimate Instagram growth and collaboration tool designed specifically for influencers and brands. For over two years, Command has been helping IG'ers grow and optimize their accounts.
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Social Media•Marketing•Photography
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What do you think? …

Mubaris NK
This seems like a great tool. I wanna try it. Unfortunately, I don't have an iOS device. Any plan for Android?
Zachary Shakked
Maker
@mubaris In the past, it never felt like Android was in our future but recently, it’s becoming more and more likely. I hope to bring it to Android within the next year hopefully.
Dan Saltzman
Agreed. I'll be looking forward to seeing this on Android!
Guillaume Bardet
Hunter
Hello Product Hunters 👋

 I just heard about this app today, I was curious to know if anyone here has tried it before and had a positive or negative experience?
Zachary Shakked
Maker
@guillaumebardet Thanks for the hunt! Where’d you hear about us from?
Guillaume Bardet
Hunter
You're very welcome @zacharyshakked! It seems like a great tool. To be honest I don't exactly recall but I am quite sure it was under the 'You May Also Like' section.
Zachary Shakked
Maker
Hi Folks! I started Command when I was a Sophomore in college and it’s really grown over the the years. Originally, it was an alternative to all the crappy, unoriginal Instagram followers apps but it’s become so much more. We have hourly analytics on followers and likes, personalized Instagram profile and hashtag recommendations, and a newly introduced influencer network to help brands find niche-specific creators to promote their products. Thanks for the hunt and support!
Dontae Mears
@zacharyshakked Hey Zachary, will this application continue to function given Facebook's recent changes to their API? This seems like a lot of info pulled from the private API which are fully deprecated at the end of December.