How it works
Two signals. One number per video.
Sismo reads your download counter and your videos' views around the clock, then answers one question: which video moved your counter?
What Sismo reads
Two signals you already have.
Your download counter
The number you already watch: downloads from the App Store or Google Play, or the event in your analytics that counts as a result, such as sign-ups. Sismo reads totals, hour by hour when your source allows it. Never a person.
App StoreGoogle PlayPostHogMixpanel
Your videos' views
Every public video of your brand accounts and of the creators who post for you. Sismo reads their views around the clock, so it knows when each one takes off.
TikTokInstagram Reels
What Sismo answers
Which video moved your counter?
Your counter has a usual level: App Store search, word of mouth, the rest of your marketing. When a video takes off, downloads rise above it. Sismo matches each rise with the videos that were gaining views at that moment, and gives each one its share.
What you can rely on
Calibrated, recomputed, traceable.
Calibrated on your history
A new workspace first learns your usual level from your own counter. Until then, its figures are marked as calibrating.
Recomputed every hour
Figures are recomputed every hour from the latest readings. No weekly report to wait for.
Traceable
Readings are stored as they arrive and never overwritten, so every figure can be recomputed from them.
What Sismo doesn't need
No link. No code. No pixel.
- Tracking links. A TikTok video has no link to click, and viewers who find your app search for it in the store.
- Promo codes. Few people type them, and the ones who do are not the whole story.
- Pixels and SDKs. Nothing to install in your app, nothing on your users' phones.
Questions
What teams ask first.
Do you need access to my users’ data?
No. Sismo reads totals from your counter. No names, no emails, no device or advertising identifiers.
Do I need to install anything in my app?
No. No SDK, no pixel, no code change, nothing on your users’ phones.
Which platforms does Sismo measure?
TikTok, and Instagram Reels. Your counter can be App Store or Google Play downloads, or an event from your analytics, such as sign-ups.
What if two videos take off on the same day?
Each one gets its share of the rise. Sismo looks at which videos were gaining views, and when.
How is this different from TikTok’s own analytics?
TikTok shows what happened on TikTok: views, likes, shares. Sismo shows what happened in your app store because of it.
Prove what your TikToks actually drive.
Book a 15-minute call with Kevin, Sismo's founder, and see what Sismo would measure for your app.