The open web, scored live.

Posts per second on each open network, side by side. Full means we hear every public post of that kind; Sample means we hear a few servers or relays, so the true number is higher.

How we count: Bluesky via its Jetstream firehose (every public post). Wikipedia: every new article on every language edition (not edits). Hacker News: every new story (no comments), polled every 30 s. Nostr: 4 public relays. Mastodon: the local timelines of 8 servers, polled every 20 s (a busy server can post more than we fetch; marked “capped”). Lemmy: 5 instances, every 60 s. Misskey: 4 servers, every 30 s. Newsrooms: headlines from our cached feeds (world, tech, crypto, war), per hour. Polled networks are counted by publish time over the last 5 minutes (newsrooms: last hour), ending one poll interval ago so late arrivals aren't missed; the first fetch of a busy server may not reach back the full 5 minutes, so those start low. The session total only counts posts that arrived after you opened the page. Everything runs in your browser; nothing is stored or sent to us.