Unfollow detection
Every account that left since your last check, with a status that shows whether it still exists.
Enter any X username. Follower Ledger compares its follower and following lists with your last check and shows exactly who changed. The history stays in your browser.
No sign-up. No password. Data fetched from X.
Each check is compared with the one before it, so you see what changed and when.
Every account that left since your last check, with a status that shows whether it still exists.
People you follow who don't follow you, and followers you don't follow back.
Your followers ranked so the most worthwhile ones come first. Weak signals are filtered out.
New followers grouped by week, and how many from each group are still following you.
Set a number and get a notice when a check shows you've passed it.
A straight-line trend from your checks, with an estimate of when you'll reach your next milestone.
Four steps from a username to the list you need.
Any public X account. Nothing to install and nothing to connect.
Followers and following load together, page by page, and each account is stored once.
Unfollows, new followers and changes are worked out against your previous check.
Download any list as CSV, export a backup, or save a summary image for your posts.
Each one runs on the lists you've already loaded, with no extra requests to X.
Who left since your last check.
Accounts you follow that don't follow you.
Followers you don't follow back, best first.
How many new followers from each week stay.
Alerts when a follower count is passed.
Trend line and days to your next number.
Net follows by weekday.
Pick a date range and see what changed.
How much your watched accounts share.
A 0–100 score from public signals.
Self-reported profile locations.
Your top mutuals, drawn around you.
A summary image for your posts.
Keep other accounts one click away.
Save your history to a file and bring it back.
What a manual check gives you, next to Follower Ledger.
No. Follower Ledger reads public follower and following lists. It never asks for your password, and it can't post, follow or unfollow for you.
In your browser, for each account you check. You can export a backup at any time. If you run the optional daily job, it saves files to a folder on your computer instead.
It's what X's public lists return. Some accounts don't appear in those lists, so when a list comes back shorter than the profile count, the page says so instead of guessing.
Unfollows are found by comparing one check with the one before it. The first check is a baseline, so there's nothing to compare yet.
Usually well under a minute for a few hundred followers. Larger accounts have more pages, so they take longer.
No. The audience score and the flags are guesses from public signals such as posts, account age and the profile photo. Treat them as a starting point, not a verdict.
No. Follower Ledger is an independent tool. Data comes from X's public pages and is limited to what X makes available.
Takes a minute. The first check is your baseline, so come back later to see what changed.