JamPot Dashboard
A reporting tool that brings audience, social and revenue figures for JamPot Productions' podcasts into one weekly view.
What it does
JamPot Productions makes podcasts. Figures for those shows arrive in several different places — downloads and earnings from Acast, views and watch time from YouTube, followers and video views from Facebook, Instagram and TikTok. JamPot Dashboard collects those figures, puts them on one page per show, and produces the weekly report the production team uses to see how the slate is doing.
- Weekly and 28-day views of downloads, video views and subscriber growth per show
- A per-episode breakdown, so a producer can see how a particular episode performed
- Social figures for each show's accounts, shown per platform and never added together
- Revenue by source, and a combined figure that states which platforms it includes
- A weekly report that exports to PDF, one slide per show
Why it asks for YouTube access
JamPot publishes full episodes and clips to its own YouTube channels. The dashboard reads those channels' own statistics — views, watch time, subscribers gained and estimated revenue — through the YouTube Analytics API, so that YouTube performance sits alongside the podcast figures rather than in a separate tab.
The access requested is read-only. The tool does not upload, edit, delete or comment on anything, and it only ever reads channels that a JamPot staff member has signed in and authorised. It reads no other account's data.
Who uses it
JamPot Productions staff. Signing in uses a JamPot Google Workspace account, and the tool is not offered to the public — there is no sign-up, and no paid or free tier. This page exists so that anyone, including reviewers, can see what the application is and what data it uses before deciding whether to authorise it.
Data and privacy
The dashboard reports on JamPot's own shows and accounts. It does not collect personal information about listeners or viewers, and it carries no advertising or analytics trackers. The full statement is on the privacy page.