See who unfollowed you on X — and who’s new.
X doesn’t tell you when someone leaves. UnfollowX Pro compares your followers with your last complete check and lists every change, free and on your own device.
- Unfollowed you, New followers and You don’t follow back
- Partial reads are never compared — no false alarms
- Snapshots stay in Chrome extension storage
Snapshots in, changes out.
After each scan, UnfollowX Pro reads your followers — read-only, paced, and able to resume if it’s interrupted — and saves a snapshot. On the next check it compares the new complete list with the previous one.
Accounts that were there before and aren’t now appear under Unfollowed you, with the dates between the two checks. Accounts that are new appear under New followers. A third tab shows followers you don’t follow back.
The first check is your baseline, so it never lists unfollowers. For a deeper explanation, read how to track new and lost followers on X.
- Scan once to save a baselinePress “Scan my following” on x.com. Your followers are read right after.
- Check again laterRescan, or press Check now on the dashboard’s Followers page.
- See every changeUnfollowed you, New followers and You don’t follow back — with search and CSV export.
- Act if you want toUnfollow people who left, or follow back new followers, at your own pace.
A tracker that doesn’t cry wolf.
Complete reads only
If X returns an incomplete followers list, nothing is compared — so nobody shows up as “unfollowed you” by mistake.
Growth over time
The Overview charts following and followers over 30 days, 90 days or all time, built from your scans, with a table view for screen readers.
Private by design
Snapshots and change records stay in Chrome extension storage. Your follower lists aren’t uploaded to the developer.
From changes to decisions.
Select new followers and follow them back, or select people who left that you still follow and unfollow them. Follows and unfollows share the same pacing, breaks and daily limit, and X’s own follow limits still apply.
Want an alert instead of checking? Turn on optional desktop notifications for new unfollowers.
About the follower tracker
Can the tracker show unfollows from before I installed it?
No tracker can. X doesn’t keep an unfollow history, so tracking starts with your first complete followers snapshot and shows changes from then on.
Does it work for large accounts?
Yes. For accounts with more than 20,000 followers, the followers check runs when you press Check now on the Followers page instead of after every scan, because reading a very large list takes a while.
Can it notify me when someone unfollows me?
Yes, optionally. Desktop notifications are off by default; turn them on in Settings and Chrome asks for permission. Notifications are shown on your computer — nothing is sent anywhere.
Why does someone appear as “unfollowed you” when they didn’t?
Suspended, deactivated and deleted accounts drop out of follower lists, and so does anyone who blocks you. The tracker reports that an account is no longer in your followers; open the profile if you need to know why.
Is follower tracking free?
Yes. Every UnfollowX Pro feature is free forever, with no subscription or premium tier.
Learn more
How to Find Out Who Unfollowed You on X
X doesn’t notify you about unfollows. Here’s how snapshot comparison works, how to set it up, and why no tool can show unfollows from before you started.
Read articleHow to Track New and Lost Followers on X (and Read the Results Right)
How follower tracking on X works, how to read new and lost follower results correctly, and why some “unfollows” aren’t what they seem.
Read articleX Following vs Followers: Understanding the Difference
What “following” and “followers” mean on X, how they shape your feed and reach, what the follow ratio tells you, and the follow limits X applies.
Read articleStart tracking your followers today.
Every change from your first snapshot onward. Free forever, no subscription, no premium plan.
No sign-up · No X password · No premium plan