Feedray · View counts
See view counts on every Threads post
Threads shows how many people saw a post only after you open it. Feedray puts the view count right next to the likes on every post in the feed - yours and everyone else's.
No sign-up · never asks for your password · no analytics in the extension
On a phone? Extensions install on a computer: open feedray.dev in desktop Chrome or Edge.
Why the view count matters
Likes without reach tell you nothing. Twenty likes on four hundred views means the post landed. Twenty likes on forty thousand views means it flopped. In the feed both look the same, and Threads only shows the difference after you open the post.
How it works
- Add Feedray to Chrome or Edge and open threads.com as usual.
- Every post in the feed gets a views badge next to the likes, replies and reposts.
- Click the number to open the post.
The number is the one Threads itself reports for the post. Feedray reads it from the post's public page on threads.com, only for posts that appear in your feed. Nothing is sent to a third party, and the feature has its own switch in the settings.
Questions
Can I see views on someone else's Threads post?
Yes. The badge appears on every post in the feed, whoever wrote it.
Are the view counts exact?
They are the numbers Threads publishes for the post at the moment the page loads. Threads updates them over time, so a post that just went out keeps growing.
Does it work without the rest of Feedray?
Yes. Every feature has its own switch: keep view counts, turn the rest off.
More in Feedray
Two clicks to install
Once it's installed, open Threads and a "Feedray" row appears in the sidebar. Everything is switched on and off from there.
Add to Chrome - it's free