Method
The top nine score
Any number attached to your year should explain itself. Here is the formula behind the top nine score, and what it does not measure.
What the score measures
Coherence: how consistently the nine posts belong to one stated rule. It is computed from the spread of the metric across the nine, not from how large the numbers are.
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The formula, in plain words
Take the nine posts ranked by one metric. Compare the top and bottom of the nine, and how much of the total the top three represent. A card where three posts carry everything is less coherent than one where the nine sit close together.
What the score does not measure
Reach, quality, or your profile's health. A small account can score high; a large account with one viral post can score low. That is the point: it describes the edit, not the person.
How to use it
As a prompt, not a verdict. If the score is low, the card is telling you the year was concentrated — which can be a true and interesting thing to publish.
How is the score calculated?
From the spread of one metric across the nine ranked posts, on a 0 to 99 scale.
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The app builds this card from your published posts.
Prevz reads your Instagram account (optional, read-only), ranks your nine by likes, saves or comments, and exports a Story at 1080 × 1920 or a Post at 1080 × 1350.
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