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Paste their handle into igtrackr. For any public account it lists the accounts they recently followed, newest first, read from Instagram when you look. It runs in the browser: no app and no Instagram login. To see the newest accounts following them instead, use the Instagram follower viewer.

Yes. igtrackr tracks both sides of a public account: its followers and the accounts it is following. Pro watches up to 15 profiles with a snapshot every day, and a free account can look any of them up. Snapshots are compared over time, so you see the follower count history on both sides and who the newest followers are.

Type the handle into igtrackr. For any public account you see its follower and following counts, and the Instagram follower viewer lists the newest accounts that started following it. No Instagram login and no app, and the account is never notified. Private accounts can't be checked: Instagram shows their followers only to people they approved.

Enter any public handle — igtrackr is a free Instagram tracking tool that runs in your browser, no app to install. Each lookup records the follower count, newest followers and recent follows, and Pro snapshots the accounts you watch daily, so you can see how any public account changes over time on its Instagram growth tracker chart. Private accounts can't be tracked — we only analyze public data.

igtrackr tracks the public activity Instagram shows for an account: who it recently followed, its newest followers, how its follower and following counts move, and its posts with their likes and comments. Likes and comments it leaves on other people's posts, its DMs and what it views are not public, and no tool can show them.

Instagram keeps no public history of an account's numbers, so igtrackr builds one: each snapshot records its followers, following and posts, and the follower count history grows from the first one (daily for accounts watched on Pro). Days before the first snapshot can't be filled in.

Instagram doesn't show unfollowers. Download your data from Instagram twice, a few days apart, and the Unfollowers tool compares the two exports and lists who unfollowed you in between — free, in your browser, no password. The file never leaves your device.

Yes. For your own account, the Unfollowers tool compares two of the data exports Instagram gives you and lists who unfollowed you in between — in your browser, with no app and no password. For a public account you track, igtrackr records its follower count on every snapshot, and names who left only when its whole follower list fits in one check (about 100 followers or fewer).

igtrackr is safe because we never ask for your Instagram login. We only provide read-only analysis of public Instagram profile data — we don't add followers, automate engagement, or post on your behalf. Any tool that asks for your password to "track unfollowers of your account" violates Instagram's terms and risks your account.

No — private accounts are restricted by Instagram, and no legitimate tool can bypass that. We only show public account data. If you need to research a private account, the only legitimate path is to send a follow request.

No — Instagram does not expose profile-view data to anyone, including third-party tools. Anyone claiming to show "who viewed your profile" is misleading you. What you CAN do: see who a public account recently followed, see who interacted with your posts (likes, comments, saves on your own account), and analyze any public account's follower growth.

ChatGPT itself cannot access Instagram in real-time. igtrackr does — paste any handle and we fetch follower count, growth, recent follows, engagement rate, and top posts in seconds. You can then download follower lists with the follower export tool and give them to ChatGPT if you want AI summaries.