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Local-only Twitter/X follower and following exporter based on a personal unpacked build. XFollow is a local-first browser extension that helps you understand the relationship between an X account’s following and followers. If you want a simple way to see: who you follow that does not follow you back who follows you that you do not follow back how your relationship graph changes over time then XFollow gives you that view directly in the browser, without sending you to a separate dashboard. Why install XFollow: It makes follower relationship analysis fast and easy It helps you review your network more clearly on X It saves time compared with checking accounts manually It lets you reopen your last saved result without starting over It supports export, so you can keep records or do your own analysis It is designed to keep the workflow local-first in your browser What XFollow is for: reviewing follow-back gaps spotting one-sided follows checking audience relationship patterns exporting relationship data for personal analysis Key features: Collect following and followers directly from X Compare both lists in the browser Show users you follow who do not follow you back Show users who follow you but you do not follow back Reopen the last saved DIFF result Export results as JSON or CSV Clear saved local data from the popup at any time Important: You must be logged in to X for the extension to work XFollow is an independent tool and is not affiliated with X Corp.
Jul 25, 2026
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