TweetScan

TweetScan provides an “X-ray” style analytics report for any public X (Twitter) profile in seconds.

Official site: https://tweetboost.ai/scan.

It evaluates engagement rate using recent original tweets, surfaces content breakdown (text, media, threads), and highlights posting patterns with a 24-hour heatmap of best times to post.

Beyond performance, TweetScan runs a fake follower audit to detect bot-like, inactive, or suspicious followers and returns a quality score plus individually flagged accounts. It also checks account health factors such as profile completeness, follow ratio, account age, and posting consistency.

Use the TweetScan Chrome extension to see key metrics directly on x.com without leaving the page. The report is delivered via email, so you can save scans and compare profiles over time.

What does TweetScan analyze on an X profile?

It covers engagement rate, fake follower signals, posting insights (including best posting times), content breakdown, account health, and competitor-style comparisons for public profiles.

Is TweetScan really free?

Yes—basic profile analysis and the main report components (engagement rate, content breakdown, account health, and posting patterns) are free. An email is used to deliver the report so it doesn’t get lost.

How is the engagement rate calculated?

It analyzes recent tweets (excluding retweets) and computes (average likes + replies + retweets) ÷ follower count × 100. The A–F grade is adjusted to your follower-count bracket.

How does the fake follower audit identify suspicious accounts?

It samples followers and scores them using signals like profile completeness, tweet history, account age, following/follower ratio, and activity patterns. Accounts below thresholds are flagged as suspicious, inactive, or bot-like.

Do I need to log into X or share my password?

No. TweetScan analyzes public profile and post data, so you never need to share your X password or account access.

Which browsers are supported by the TweetScan extension?

It works on Chromium-based browsers including Google Chrome, Brave, Microsoft Edge, Opera, Vivaldi, and others.