The Problem

Creators earning across YouTube, Twitch, TikTok, Patreon, and other platforms have no single place to understand their total income. Each platform has its own analytics dashboard with different metrics and different levels of API access. YouTube is the only major platform that exposes full revenue data through its API, while Twitch doesn't share earnings at all, TikTok locks Creator Fund payouts inside the app, and Patreon only gives gross pledge amounts before fees. For creators treating content as a business, this fragmentation means missed tax obligations, poor forecasting, no way to identify which platform is most profitable, and no visibility into declining revenue until it's already happened.

The Solution

Glint is a mobile analytics dashboard that consolidates earnings, audience data, and content performance from every major creator platform into one clear interface. It uses a hybrid data model: automatic API sync where platforms allow it, and a streamlined manual entry system (quick add and CSV bulk import) for platforms that don't expose revenue data. A trust indicator system labels every data point as verified, calculated, or manual so creators always know the confidence level of what they're seeing. The design system was built on OKLCH color ramps with a violet primary palette, and every screen, component, and data visualization was designed for both dark and light modes.