Every post, comment, and reply, tracked on one content page.
The Content page is the center of RsOpsHub. Reddit posts, comments and replies, Hacker News submissions and comments, dev.to articles, blog posts, and social posts all become structured records with a status, platform, metrics, and notes. You can see them as a table, a kanban board, a calendar, an analytics view, or a written report.
What you get
Five views of the same records
Switch between Table, Kanban, Calendar, Analytics, and Report without losing your filters. Each view reads the same content records.
Reddit, Hacker News, and dev.to sync
Add your handles once. Hacker News syncs every few hours, dev.to refreshes daily with page views and reactions, and Reddit refreshes on demand.
Add any item by link
Paste a Reddit, Hacker News, or dev.to URL and that single post or comment is added with its score and comment count.
A real publishing pipeline
Move records through Backlog, Idea, Draft, Scheduled, Published, and Archived, change status in bulk, and filter by type, platform, status, or posted date.
Detail drawer for every record
Open any row to edit the title, body, tags, status, and manual metrics, and capture wins, challenges, learnings, and follow-ups as first-class fields.
Written content reports
The Report view summarises a period with a breakdown by platform and by week, plus what readers liked, what they criticised, and the requests and questions in the comments.
Referral traffic next to engagement
The content analytics view overlays referral traffic from Reddit, Hacker News, and dev.to on top of upvotes and comments when traffic tracking is connected.
Frequently asked questions
How do I track Reddit and Hacker News posts in one place?
Add your Reddit and Hacker News usernames on the integrations page. RsOpsHub syncs your posts and comments, with scores and comment counts, into one content table that also has kanban, calendar, analytics, and report views.
Does RsOpsHub track dev.to article stats?
Yes. With a dev.to API key it pulls your articles with page views, reactions, and comments and refreshes them daily. Without a key it falls back to the public article listing.
Can I track content that is not on Reddit, Hacker News, or dev.to?
Yes. Blog posts, social posts, and custom content types can be added by hand with their own status, platform, and metrics.