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TikTokRedNote

Illustrative example · fictional creator and numbers, played back from the real interface

Meet Dada. It researches, then it makes.

One conversation for the whole job: Dada looks up live social data, answers with its sources, makes what you need, and keeps going when the job is bigger than one answer.

  1. You: Which sunscreen notes on RedNote got the most saves this month?
  2. Searching RedNote, reading the top notes
  3. Sources in, each figure linked to its note
  4. Dada: Ingredient comparisons with a wear test lead, and titles that name a concrete result do best. Want this as a card set for your deck?
  5. You: Yes, five cards, please.
  6. Super Dada: workspace on, making the cards
  7. Dada: Your five cards are in this chat, ready to download. Back to quick answers whenever you are.
Chat with Dada
Ask about any creator, brand or trend in plain words. Dada looks it up live across eight platforms and answers with the posts behind every number.
Super DadaStarter and Pro
To make something (card sets, decks, reports, images, video), Dada opens a workspace in the same conversation. A large job, or any video, waits for your go-ahead.
MissionsStarter and Pro
Hand Dada a big goal. It proposes a plan, and once you approve it, works through it while you’re away and delivers the files with what it did and what’s missing.
SchedulesStarter and Pro
Put a question on a timer, like a weekly competitor check or a daily look at the creators you track. Each run arrives as its own conversation.
Library
What Dada finds and makes is kept in your Library: dated snapshots, files and drafts you can star, search and bring into the next question with @.
Chat with Dada

ModelDada Fusion

Example conversation, played back. The answer is illustrative.

A chatbot guesses. Soradar checks.

Ask a general chatbot about @mia.skinlab and it can only generalise: it can’t see her posts. Soradar reads them first, then answers with its sources.

Same question:“How is @mia.skinlab performing on RedNote lately?”

A general chatbot
“I don’t have real-time access to RedNote, so I can’t see her recent posts. Beauty creators with a similar following typically see engagement rates of 2–5%, but you’d need to check her profile directly to confirm.”
  • No live data
  • Numbers are averages, not hers
  • Nothing to cite in a deck
Soradar
Her last 20 notes average 2.9K likes and 410 saves — steady, with no single note carrying the account. Saves run at 14% of likes, well above what we usually see for skincare, which points to purchase intent.RedNote · 20 notes
  • Fetched live, the moment you ask
  • Her numbers, computed from her posts
  • Every figure linked to its source

Example · fictional creator, illustrative numbers. The chatbot reply is a paraphrase of a typical response.

What one question returns. Ready for the deck.

Not a wall of text: the report, the posts, the comparison and every source, laid out the way you’d present them.

@mia.skinlab

TikTok · 486K followers

40 posts · 30d
Median views
41.2K
Engagement rate
6.8%
Engagement per postTop post 34% of total
Reliance on viral posts
0.34 · Moderate
Median engagement
2.8K / post
Posting frequency
4.2 posts / week
Creator report. Median views and engagement, how much rides on one hit, and how often they post — computed from the posts, not guessed.

Median engagement per post

Last 30 days · likes + comments + shares + saves

RedNote
3.3K
TikTok
2.8K
Instagram
1.1K
YouTube
0.9K
Cross-platform comparison. One brand, four platforms, one unit: median engagement per post.

SPF50 8-hour test

SPF50, tested for 8 hours: three that didn’t budge

Commuters, just buy these. #2 is an oily-skin lifesaver

Joanna CommutesLikes18KSaves12K
Example photo: three unbranded serum bottles on a stone slab

Sunscreen ingredients for sensitive skin, in one table

Save now, read later. The table is on the last slide

Leo Reads LabelsLikes9,842Saves7,310
Example photo: an unbranded sunscreen tube and a striped towel on sand

Sunscreen for a week outdoors: what actually held up

Learned this the hard way last summer. Here’s how I apply it now

Sunny OutdoorsLikes6,105Saves3,920
RedNote notes, as they appear. Cover, title, caption, likes and saves, the way the app lists them. Chinese notes keep their original text and RedNote’s own bracket emoji.

Sources

60 posts read · fetched live

  1. 1Example photo: a fictional creator pressing serum onto her cheekGlass-skin routine for oily skin, 60 secondsTikTok · Sep 19518K views
  2. 2Example photo: a fictional creator using a sunscreen stick outdoorsI tried the viral sunscreen stick for a weekTikTok · Sep 8402K views
  3. 3Example photo: a fictional creator applying base makeupSummer base-makeup order for oily skin, no cakingRedNote · Sep 164.1K saves
  4. 4Example photo: a hand holding a dropper bottle at nightRetinol mistakes I made so you don’tTikTok · Sep 23311K views
  5. 5Example photo: three unbranded serum bottlesThree budget serums compared — I rebought #2RedNote · Sep 113.6K saves

+ 55 more

Every source, listed. The posts the answer read, with the number each one contributed.

Illustrative example · fictional creators, notes and numbers. The layout and fields are the product’s own.

How that answer was made.

Between your question and a number you can defend, nothing happens that you can’t see.

  1. Ask

    Type the question the way you’d brief a colleague — a handle, a topic, a comparison — in English or Chinese.

  2. Live fetch

    Soradar works out what to look up and fetches the public posts it needs, in parallel where it can. Each result is marked fresh or a recent copy.

  3. Computed metrics

    Numbers are computed from the posts: medians rather than averages, the share riding on one hit, how often they really post. The sample size travels with every figure.

  4. Cited answer

    The reply is written from those results only, with a chip on each claim pointing at what it came from. If data is partial, it says so.

4 lookups · 2 platforms · 60 posts read

  • Profile@mia.skinlab1 profilefresh
  • Creator statslast 30 days40 postsfresh
  • Profilemia.skinlab1 profilecached · 2 h old
  • Creator statslast 30 days20 notesfresh

@mia.skinlab · TikTok

40 posts · 30 days

Median views (not mean)
41.2K
Engagement rate
6.8%

Views-based: (likes + comments + shares + saves) / views

Reliance on viral posts0.34 · Moderate
ConsistentModerateViral-dependent
  • No engagement rate under 5 posts; a caution note under 10.
  • Growth needs two observations in time — a snapshot is not a trend.

Illustrative example · fictional creator and numbers; the steps and fields are the real ones.

Every number is earned. The rules:

Failed requests cost 0 credits.
A request that fails is recorded and charged nothing. One that completes is charged, even when a search comes back empty.
Medians, not averages.
Social engagement is heavy-tailed: one viral post drags an average up. Creator numbers are medians, and the share of engagement riding on the single best post is reported beside them.
The sample travels with the number.
Every creator figure states how many posts it was computed from and the days they span. Under 5 posts there is no engagement rate at all; under 10 it carries a caution. Growth is only reported from two observations in time — a snapshot is not a trend.
You can see how fresh it is.
Results are reused for a short window, then fetched again. Each one is marked fresh or cached with its age, and anything older than its window is labelled stale.30 minComments1 hSearches6 hPosts24 hProfilesTypical windows; some Facebook and LinkedIn data is held up to 48 h.
Gaps are said out loud.
When a platform only returns a shortened caption, the text is flagged as truncated on the same line. A metric the platform doesn’t report is marked unknown — never shown as zero.
Soradar doesn’t make numbers up.
It is instructed to ground every number in what it fetched, and to say when data is partial or a lookup failed instead of filling the gap.

Not just creator vetting. The jobs teams ask it every week.

RedNote · sunscreen · last 30 days

200 notes · by saves

  1. 1SPF50, tested for 8 hours: three that didn’t budgeIngredients + wear test12K saves
  2. 2Sunscreen ingredients for sensitive skin, in one tableIngredients + wear test7,310 saves
  3. 3Sunscreen for a week outdoors: what actually held upTutorial / application3,920 saves

14 of the top 20 are ingredient comparisons with a wear test; titles with a concrete number are saved 47% more often.

Top notes by saves and what they have in common, answered in the language you asked in. Read the guide

Illustrative example · fictional accounts and numbers

Both hemispheres of social. One interface.

RedNote and Lemon8 next to TikTok, Instagram and YouTube, with the same fields on every platform. Where data is limited or not available, the grid says so.

All eight platforms are live today: profiles, posts by creator and single post on every one. Post search on 7 of 8.

Example posts · fictional creators and numbers

  • TikTok8 of 9

    Limited: following, creator search

    Not available: tagged posts

  • Instagram9 of 9

    Limited: tagged posts, following, followers, posts by creator, post search

  • RedNote6 of 9

    Limited: creator search

    Not available: tagged posts, following, followers

  • YouTube6 of 9

    Limited: posts by creator, post search, creator search

    Not available: tagged posts, following, followers

  • Facebook6 of 9

    Limited: posts by creator, comments, post search, creator search

    Not available: tagged posts, following, followers

  • LinkedIn4 of 9

    Not available: tagged posts, following, followers, creator search, post search

  • Lemon87 of 9

    Limited: following, followers, posts by creator, creator search

    Not available: tagged posts, comments

  • X8 of 9

    Not available: creator search

Limited means fewer results per request or some counts missing: Instagram post search has no views, and Instagram followers are a sample of about 50. Profiles and single posts always carry the full figures. Where something isn’t available, Soradar says so instead of guessing.

Simple pricing, in credits.

Every question and data fetch uses credits. Requests that fail cost nothing.

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  • Dada on all 8 platforms
  • Cited answers, drafts and charts
  • Library and memory
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15,000 credits every month

  • Everything in Free
  • Super Dada: card sets, decks, reports, images and video
  • Missions and schedules
  • High effort
  • Connected apps
  • Card-set PNG export
  • Credit packs, and pay-as-you-go up to a cap you set
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  • Everything in Starter
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  • API access and API keys
  • Developer skills for your own agent
  • Priority support
  • 5 GB asset storage — about 50,000 saved posts with images
  • MCP server for Claude, ChatGPT and Cursor
  • Ultra effort in chat
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The same data, as an API. And in your AI apps.

One key, one set of fields across all eight platforms. Pipe the JSON into your own stack, or add x-format=llm and hand the response straight to a model: units, sample size and caveats inline, image links dropped.

On Pro, the same lookups also plug into Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor and other MCP apps, on the same credits.

The API overview →Set up MCP →

curl "https://api.soradar.app/v2/tiktok/users/mia.skinlab/stats?window=30d&x-format=llm" \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer $SORADAR_KEY"
## Stats for mia.skinlab (@mia.skinlab) — tiktok creator
Account metrics: 486,000 followers

### Sample & Time Span
- Requested window: 30d
- Posts analysed: 40 (from 40 fetched in sample)

### Typical Engagement (MEDIAN — not mean)
- Median total engagement: 2,800 per post
- Median breakdown: 41,200 views

### Outlier Dependency
- Outlier dependency score: 0.34 (34.0% of all
  sample engagement from single best post)

### Engagement Rate
- Rate: **6.8%** — VIEWS-BASED
  ((likes + comments + shares + saves) / views)

### Growth & Trend
- Measured growth: **NOT AVAILABLE** — a snapshot
  is not a trend.

Illustrative values for a fictional creator; responses trimmed. Field names and layout are the API’s.

Questions, answered.

The short version of the fine print.

Where does the data come from?

Publicly available profiles, posts, comments, follower and following lists, and search results on TikTok, Instagram, RedNote, YouTube, Facebook, LinkedIn, Lemon8 and X, fetched by Soradar when you ask. A few combinations are limited or not available yet; the coverage table above shows which.

How fresh are the numbers?

Results are reused for a short window and then fetched again: about 30 minutes for comments, an hour for searches, 6 hours for posts and 24 hours for profiles, with some Facebook and LinkedIn data held up to 48 hours. Every result is marked fresh, cached or stale, with its age.

How do credits work?

Each lookup and each step of working out the answer uses credits, and your balance is always shown in your workspace. Free includes 300 credits to try Soradar, no card needed. Starter and Pro add a monthly allowance, and on a paid plan you can keep going past it with pay-as-you-go, up to a monthly cap you set.

Can I ask in Chinese?

Yes. Soradar answers in the language you ask in, and RedNote notes keep their original Chinese text — including RedNote’s bracket emoji, shown as the images people see in the app.

How do I get API access, and how are keys handled?

API access comes with the Pro plan. On Pro you create and revoke keys yourself on the API keys page; a revoked key stops working at once. Soradar keeps only a one-way fingerprint (hash) of each key, never the key itself, so a key is shown once when you create it.

Can I use Soradar inside Claude or ChatGPT?

Yes, on Pro. Soradar’s MCP server connects to Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, VS Code and other MCP apps, which then look up live social data on your credits. You can see and disconnect connected apps at any time.

What does “illustrative example” mean on this page?

The creators, notes and numbers shown here are made up to demonstrate the product; any resemblance to a real account is accidental. The one exception is the competitor example: The Ordinary, CeraVe and Glossier are real, and their posts and counts are public Instagram data as of Sep 26, 2026. The layouts, fields and rules are the real ones. Sign up and the numbers you see are live.

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