If you want to keep track of what's happening on your own X account (formerly Twitter) — who unfollowed you, who you follow and who doesn't follow you back, how your follower count changed during the week — the app recommended on this page is... Followers Analyzer for Twitter, This app, available on Google Play, only analyzes the account you connect yourself. And it's worth saying right away: no app shows who visited your profile or who "only saw" your posts, because social networks don't release this data. Anyone who promises this is deceiving you.
Advantages of the Application
Identify who unfollowed
The app compares your follower list between syncs and shows which accounts unfollowed you in that interval. That's why the first time you open it, it's just a starting point: the history begins from the moment you connect the account.
See who doesn't follow you back
A simple list of profiles you follow that haven't followed back. It helps you organize who you follow without having to manually check each one.
Accounts you interact with most often
Based on the likes and replies that appear publicly on your posts, the app compiles a list of who appears most frequently. It's an estimate based on what's public, not an exact ranking of everyone who has read your posts.
Monitoring growth
You can see the variation in followers over time. The numbers are valid from the moment of installation — the app cannot retrieve what happened to your account before you started using it.
Organized and easy-to-read lists
The navigation is divided into tabs by list type (new followers, who left, who doesn't follow back), which helps those who have never used this type of tool before.
Connect without giving away your password.
The connection to the social network is made on the platform's own authorization screen, where you approve access and can later revoke it in your account settings. A general rule that applies to any app of this type: if it asks you to enter your password, don't use it.
Free to download
The download is free. In return, the application displays ads and has in-app purchasesMore detailed features and ad removal are part of the paid version.
What the app doesn't do
It does not show profile visits. Not even those who saw your posts. This data doesn't exist for external apps — neither on X nor on Instagram.
Blocking is not confirmed. If someone disappears from your interactions, it could be because they've been blocked, but it could also be because their account has been deleted, suspended, or simply inactive. The app doesn't distinguish between them.
It's not suitable for monitoring someone else's account. It analyzes the account that was authorized during login, which is yours. It's not a tool for monitoring third-party profiles, and using any app with that intention is a problem, not a solution.
It doesn't increase followers or reach. He shows numbers, he doesn't push his content to more people.
Common questions
No. Social media platforms don't share that information with third-party apps. What they can show is who interacted publicly, liking or replying—which isn't the same as someone who visited.
Yes, installation is free and basic lists are available. However, the app displays ads and offers in-app purchases: more comprehensive reports and an ad-free experience are paid services.
With X, the old Twitter — that's the network the app was made for, as the name itself indicates. If your case is Instagram, a similar option on Google Play is FollowMeter for Instagram, which also shows who unfollowed you and who doesn't follow you back, also with ads and in-app purchases.
That shouldn't be the case. Authorization happens on the social network's screen itself, and you can cancel this access anytime in your account's security settings. Any app that asks you to type your password into it should be viewed with suspicion.
The app doesn't answer that. The practical way is to open the person's profile while logged out, in an incognito browser tab: if it appears normally there and disappears when you log into your account, it means they've been blocked.
Not always. The data depends on the last synchronization and the information released by the network, so it's common to have a difference of a few units or a delay of a few hours. Treat this as an approximation, not an official count.
Click the button on this page to access the app's listing on Google Play for Android. Do not install APK files from random websites: besides not receiving updates, it's the most common way to end up with a pirated app on your phone.
It depends on usage. With a small account, you can track changes by looking at your own profile. The tool is more helpful when the list has become too large to check manually.
Followers Analyzer for Twitter
AndroidHow to choose between the options
- The app is visible on the device. Legitimate tools are kept in plain sight. Those that are hidden are outside the policy of official stores.
- If it's an official tool. Google Family Link and Screen Time are free, provided by the operating system manufacturers, and do not require disabling any protections.
- What will be monitored. Usage time and location resolve most concerns. Conversation reading is not offered by the official tool.
- As agreed, it will be done. With teenagers, an open agreement usually works better than a deadlock — and survives discovery better.
What these tools don't do
This is the part that almost no list mentions, and it's precisely what separates expectation from result.
- They are not admissible as evidence when obtained through unauthorized access—illegally obtained evidence is removed from the case file.
- They don't stay invisible forever: Android requires persistent notification for accessibility services, and Play Protect flags the category.
- They don't work with just a phone number. Without installation on the device or account credentials, there is no access.
- They don't read WhatsApp, Instagram, or Telegram conversations: the messages are end-to-end encrypted.
How to use it in practice
- Review the agreement every few months. Limits that don't match age become a source of conflict and challenges.
- Enable installation approval. It prevents new apps from appearing without your knowledge, which is half the problem.
- Set a limit per application, not just a total limit. Allowing free study time and restricting short video time works better than a single limit.
- Use the official tool. Google Family Link on Android and Screen Time on iPhone: free, visible on the device, and without requiring you to disable any protection.
What goes wrong most often?
- Disabling Play Protect to install files from outside sources is the most common vector for banking trojans.
- Don't believe promises of monitoring based solely on a phone number; it doesn't exist.
- Installing hidden software on an adult's cell phone is a crime under article 154-A, punishable by 1 to 4 years imprisonment.
- Relying on evidence obtained through unauthorized access in a legal proceeding—it is discarded and exposes whoever produced it.
What the cell phone itself already does.
To find a lost device, Find My Device and Find My iPhone are free and come standard: they sound an alarm even when the device is on silent, show it on a map, and remotely lock and erase it. It's worth checking today if they are activated — once lost, you can't configure them anymore.
