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Find out who doesn't follow you back on X/Twitter and unfollow them, one by one or in bulk. Find out who you follow on X that doesn't follow you back — and unfollow them in one click. NoFollowBack scans your X (Twitter) account using your already-open session and builds a clear checklist: every account you follow that doesn't follow you back. Then you decide — unfollow one at a time, or select several (all, first N, last N) and run a bulk unfollow. How it works 1. Install the extension and open X — it detects your logged-in account on its own. 2. Tap "Scan" — it reads the same "Follows you" data X's own interface already shows for each account, nothing invented. 3. Choose who to unfollow, one by one or in bulk. 100% free, no limits. No fine print, no hidden paid tier — every feature is available to anyone who installs the extension. Private by design - No server of our own: everything runs inside your browser, in the X tab. - We never see your password — we use the same session you already have open, just like any other X tab. - We don't copy or transmit your data anywhere. The scan result stays only in your browser's local storage. - Full privacy policy: https://kartal.com.ar/unfollowforx/privacy.html Built to protect your account Bulk unfollow runs with pauses between each account (never all at once) and stops on its own if it detects X is limiting activity, to reduce the risk of your account getting flagged for automated behavior. NoFollowBack is not affiliated with X Corp.
Aug 26, 2026
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