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Where does Winnin's data come from?

Importantly, Winnin only analyzes publicly available data and does not rely on surveys, interviews, or self-reported consumer behavior. The focus is entirely on understanding what people actually choose to watch, engage with, and participate in online.



Winnin’s data comes directly from official platform APIs and proprietary large-scale data collection systems.

For platforms such as Facebook, Instagram, Twitch and YouTube, Winnin accesses public data through official APIs provided by Meta and Google. An API (Application Programming Interface) is a secure and standardized connection that allows platforms to share structured data with trusted systems in a reliable and compliant way.

For platforms such as TikTok, where public API access is more limited, Winnin uses a proprietary scraping infrastructure to collect publicly available content directly from the platforms. Scraping is an automated data collection process that gathers publicly accessible information at scale, enabling continuous monitoring of videos, engagement signals, creators, and emerging cultural behaviors.

This hybrid infrastructure allows Winnin to analyze billions of videos globally across major social platforms, transforming raw behavioral data into actionable Cultural Intelligence.