whats the best webpage to track unfollows on X/Twitter?

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Most of those tools aren’t really safe or reliable, especially if they ask for full login access. X has tightened its API a lot, so many of these services either break often or put your account at risk.

If you just want something basic, you can manually track it or use tools that only use official API access, but even then accuracy can be hit or miss.

Honestly I’d avoid giving any third party direct access to your account just for unfollow tracking.

honestly, tracking unfollows manually is one of those things that sounds useful at first but ends up draining your energy pretty quickly

once you start trying to monitor who left, why they left, and what post triggered it, you end up spending way more time analyzing tiny signals instead of focusing on what actually grows your account

on top of that, most of those third party “who unfollowed me” tools are risky. they usually rely on scraping or automation, and platforms don’t like that at all. best case, your data is inaccurate. worst case, your account gets flagged or restricted

a much better approach is to zoom out and look at trends instead of individual actions. your net follower growth, engagement rate, saves, shares, those tell you way more about whether your content is working than tracking a few people who left

If you see a consistent drop after certain types of posts, that’s useful. but one off unfollows are just noise if you’re managing this at a more serious level, it helps to build a simple system that keeps everything organized without overcomplicating things for example, you can track your weekly numbers in one place so you can actually see patterns over time. things like follower growth, reach, engagement, and which content formats are performing best. keeping it manual at a high level gives you clarity without relying on sketchy tools

for research, it’s useful to understand what topics are gaining attention in your space so you’re not just guessing what to post. then for execution, having a consistent posting schedule helps you stay visible without needing to be online all dayon the reporting side, presenting your data in a clean and structured way makes a big difference, especially if you’re working with clients. it helps them see progress clearly instead of getting lost in raw numbersat the end of the day, obsessing over the small percentage of people who leave doesn’t really move the needle. growth comes from understanding what keeps people interested and doubling down on thatfocusing on the people who stay, engage, and actually care about your content is what builds something sustainable. everything else is just background noise