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Improved statistics: TikTok and all your social networks, in the app and in ChatGPT

TikTok views, likes, comments, shares and followers join improved statistics across all your connected networks. Check them in Dathent or in the ChatGPT Performance widget.

Released 26 September 2026.

Statistics in Dathent got a broader upgrade: TikTok now reports its numbers, collection across all your connected networks is more reliable, and the same figures are available in ChatGPT. The preview above uses sample data.

  • Improved: Statistics for every connected network refresh in the background, with recent posts checked more often than older ones. Press Refresh on any published post to request the latest numbers.
  • Improved: If a network is temporarily unavailable, your saved numbers stay as they are instead of dropping to zero. Clearer messages when a permission is missing, such as Enable TikTok statistics.
  • Added: Views, likes, comments and shares for TikTok videos published through Dathent, plus your TikTok follower count, in Post Performance, the Library and the Dashboard.
  • Added: The same statistics in ChatGPT. Ask the Dathent app how a post performed, and the Performance widget shows the numbers for every connected network, TikTok included.
  • Improved: Connected TikTok before this update? Open Settings → Connected social accounts, find the account marked “Statistics off” and choose Statistics permissions. Approve the additional access on TikTok. There is no need to disconnect or reconnect. New TikTok connections include statistics automatically.
  • Added: Every TikTok video published through Dathent now has a View on TikTok link.
Settings → Connected social accounts: a TikTok account with the Statistics off badge and the Statistics permissions button (sample accounts)
Already connected? Choose Statistics permissions in Settings. Sample accounts shown.

Available statistics depend on each network and your account permissions. TikTok statistics cover public videos. A dash means a figure is unavailable or has not been collected yet, not zero.

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