What's New in Measure Studio: New Features and Updates from Q1 2026
- Measure Studio
- Apr 1
- 2 min read
Q1 was a big one for your friends here at Measure Studio.
Smarter admin controls, richer platform data, faster reporting, and a handful of features that have been a long time coming.
Here's a look at what's new so far in 2026.
Platform Expansion 🚀
Snapchat Public Profiles
Monitor Snapchat followers, reach, impressions, and engagement trends over time — all in Measure Studio. Content backfills up to 90 days on first connection.
Facebook Stories
Full post and account-level data for Facebook Stories, including reach, replies, reactions, sticker interactions, and paid vs. organic breakdowns.
Dashboards and Reports 🧑💻
Custom Fonts
Upload your own fonts and apply them to report titles, subtitles, and footers. Every report you share now matches your brand guidelines right out of the box.
Dashboard Templates
Build a dashboard once, turn it into a template, and reuse it whenever you need for account or post group dashboards.
Share templates across your team to stay aligned, standardize reporting, and eliminate repetitive setup work.
Targets in Reports
Display metric targets directly inside reports, giving stakeholders instant visibility into how performance tracks against goals.
Flexible Tile Positioning
Report tiles can now be moved to any position, giving you more structure and narrative flexibility — anchor visuals left, leave space for annotations on the right.
Period vs. Period Charts
Reports now include period-over-period comparison charts, making it easier to spot growth, dips, and momentum shifts at a glance.
Admin and Settings ⚙️
User Permission Templates
Create reusable permission templates with predefined access levels, then apply them instantly to new users. No more toggling the same settings every time someone joins the team.
Metric Visibility Controls
Admins can now customize which metrics appear across the platform, removing irrelevant data from both the UI and exports company-wide to keep workflows focused.
Social Account Types
Label each account as Owned, Competitor, Prospect, or Partner, so your team always knows exactly what they're looking at, at a glance.
New Metrics 📊
We added a meaningful set of new metrics this quarter across Instagram, Facebook, and TikTok, for both owned and public accounts.
Instagram (Owned)
Total Views (updated calculation)
Re-Posts (non-Stories)
Skip Rate (Reels)
Facebook (Owned)
Organic & Paid Views
Follower & Non-Follower Views
Engagement Rate — Views
Stories metrics
Facebook (Public)
Reels Views
TikTok (Owned)
Following Count
TikTok (Public)
Total Engagements
Engagement Rate
One quarter down, and Q2 is already in motion with what promises to be our biggest innovation of the year — follow along to see what's next.
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This Q1 update is absolutely fantastic! The new features like custom font uploads, reusable dashboard templates, and granular metric controls show a deep understanding of what analytics teams really need. Being able to track Snapchat and Facebook Stories data alongside period-over-period comparisons directly in Measure Studio is a game-changer for reporting efficiency. It's clear your team is dedicated to building a powerful and flexible platform. For a completely different kind of challenge and a fun break from data, I recommend checking out Undead Corridor, a fast-paced zombie shooter. Keep up the incredible work!
Seeing the new Snapchat Public Profiles feature really surprised me. It's so cool how Measure Studio now lets you monitor followers and engagement trends Image 2
I have been looking forward to the new admin controls because they really help workflows run smoother. I was in the middle of a Drift Boss session but saw this update notification and had to stop and take a look. Thanks to Measure Studio for the non-stop improvements.
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