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See who unfollowed you on X. Tracks followers and following over time, fully local: no account, no server. Find out who unfollowed you on X, and when. Ghosted keeps a private history of your followers and following lists. Each time you run a check, it compares the lists with the previous check and shows exactly what changed: who unfollowed you, who followed you, and who stopped following you back. WHAT YOU GET • Unfollowers: a timeline of everyone who left, with their avatar and handle • New followers and lost mutuals • People you follow who don't follow you back, plus fans you don't follow back • Follower growth charts: followers over time, and gained vs lost per day • A red number on the toolbar icon when someone unfollows you • Optional alerts on Telegram or Discord • Backup and restore: export your history as a file, import it on another computer • Notices renamed accounts, so a new @handle isn't reported as an unfollow PRIVATE BY DESIGN • No account, no sign-up, no X password • No servers: everything is stored inside your browser • No analytics and no tracking • The only data that ever leaves your computer is the alert message you choose to send to your own Telegram chat or Discord channel HOW IT WORKS 1. Log in to x.com in this browser. 2. Click the Ghosted icon and press "Check now". 3. Keep the X tab open and visible until it says "Check complete". Your first check records who follows you today. Changes appear from your second check on. Ghosted never sends its own requests to X: it reads the follower lists that X loads while they scroll, and scrolls the page for you during a check. GOOD TO KNOW • Checks run when you start them, with the browser open. Ghosted reminds you once a day. • Very large accounts take longer to check. If X slows things down, Ghosted stops and you can try again later. • Ghosted only works on x.com and twitter.com. Ghosted is an independent tool and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by X Corp. "X" is a trademark of X Corp. Follow me on X if you find it useful! @stackway24
Oct 26, 2026
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