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Login via Google+

Clicking on the login button will redirect you to a Google page where you will be asked to give permission to this page to access some of your information.


Clicking on "Allow access" will redirect you back to this page with your profile information added automatically.

The permission will only be used once to get your profile ID and access your public profile information. None of this data will be stored on our server.

ID or URL of a Google+ Profile, Page or Community

You can find the necessary ID by opening the Google+ profile of the person/page/community you are interested in. The URL will look something like this:

https://plus.google.com/102056575560237938284/posts

You can either copy & paste the whole URL or just the long number into the input field and press "Submit". This will load the data for the person/page of your choice.

Using Google Takeout Data

This method has the advantage that you have access to all your posts and not only to your public posts which are available through the Google+ API. You will need your "Stream"-data in JSON format.
To get started visit the following URL:
https://www.google.com/takeout/#custom:stream

The important thing is that you click on "Configure" and change the activity type to "JSON" before you create the archive.

Once your package is ready you will have to download and extract it. Then you can drag the .json files from your file browser and drop them into the field on the left.

All your data will be analysed locally on your computer, nothing will be uploaded.

Google+ Search

As opposed to offering statistics for one specific person or page this will use the Google+ Search API to find posts matching your search term and analyse those.
The way the Google+ Search API works this won't find all the matching posts but I try my best to get as many posts as possible out of the API.
When no more posts can be found you will be able to restart the search after a short timeout which often produces some additional results.

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