BloxIQ: Roblox creator scorecard

Observed player trends, growth and outlier signals for Roblox experiences, right on Roblox pages. Not affiliated with Roblox.

BloxIQ helps Roblox creators research what to build next, using evidence rather than guesswork. On a Roblox experience page, the BloxIQ Scorecard shows: - Observed concurrent players (public player count), with when and where it was observed - 24-hour and 7-day growth. On small baselines it shows absolute change, because a percentage would mislead - Outlier status: whether the game is running above its own recent baseline Visit velocity, like ratio and vote count - A 7-day sparkline. Days with no observations show as gaps and are never filled in - One click to watch the game or open the full analysis in BloxIQ Data chips label discovery, charts and home cards that BloxIQ tracks with observed players, 7-day trend and outlier signals, and a Filters button dims or hides cards by those metrics. Chips can be switched off per page type. For signed-in users, games on those pages that BloxIQ doesn't track yet are added to tracking using only their public place IDs (can be switched off in Settings). The AI side panel answers questions about the game you are viewing using your BloxIQ account and AI credits. Free with a BloxIQ account: data chips with players and 7-day trend, the basic scorecard, the page score and Quick AI answers. BloxIQ Pro adds outlier signals, Rising/Falling and outlier filters, 24-hour growth, visit velocity, similar games, the full page-score breakdown and Deep AI answers. Studio adds CSV export of the chips on a page. Prices are on bloxiq.app/pricing. Chips sit next to Roblox's own stats. They never replace them and are never presented as Roblox data. Right-click any Roblox game link to "Analyze in BloxIQ" or "Add to BloxIQ watchlist". Honest data: BloxIQ shows only what it has observed from permitted public sources, with the source and age of every number. Unknown values show as "—". Public player counts are not search volume, retention or revenue, and BloxIQ never claims they are. BloxIQ is an independent tool and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Roblox Corporation. It never asks for your Roblox password or cookies and never automates Roblox.