Free growth log for X accounts
Track your X account's growth by hand, privately
Type in your follower count, post count, impressions or any other number once a week. Twitter Tracker draws the line, works out your weekly and monthly change, and tells you roughly when you will reach the next milestone at your current pace.
- No login
- Nothing fetched from X
- Saved only in this browser
- CSV export and import
Your growth log
Followers over time
Milestone projection
Add at least two entries to see a projection.
Goal
Change by period
All entries for Followers (0)
How it works
- Pick a day of the week. Open your X profile and copy the follower count. If you have access to X's analytics screen, copy impressions for the same period too.
- Save the numbers here. One entry per date and metric. Saving again on the same date replaces that day's value.
- Read the trend, not the day. The weekly and monthly table shows net change, which is what tells you whether your posting is working.
- Back it up. Export a CSV every month or so. You can import it on another device or after clearing your browser.
What the numbers mean
Change compares your latest entry with the last entry on or before 7 or 30 days earlier. Average per day is that 30-day change divided by the days between the two entries. Weekly growth rate turns the same span into a compound percentage per week, so a 2% weekly rate on 1,000 followers means about 20 new followers a week at today's size.
The milestone projection extends your recent average in a straight line. When the pace is flat or falling, it says so instead of inventing a date. Treat it as a pace check. Small accounts often grow in jumps after a post travels, followed by quiet weeks.
Twitter Tracker is not affiliated with X Corp. It doesn't read your account or call any X service; every number on this page is one you typed or imported.
Guides for reading your numbers
- What X's built-in analytics show, and who gets themFree post stats versus the Premium analytics dashboard, and what to do if you don't pay.
- Which numbers matter for a small X accountNet followers, typical views per post and a few others. What to track and what to let go.
- How to set realistic growth goals on XStart from your own pace, add a habit goal, and do the arithmetic before you pick a date.
- Reading a follower drop calmlySpam cleanups, deactivations and ordinary unfollows. How to tell them apart before you react.
- A 20-minute weekly review routine for your X accountLog, look at your best post, write one note, plan one change. Twenty minutes, once a week.
Questions
- Does Twitter Tracker connect to my X account?
- No. You type the numbers in yourself, usually copied from your profile or from X's analytics screen. The page never contacts X, never asks for a login and never sees your handle unless you type it into a note.
- Where is my data stored?
- In your own browser's local storage, on the device you used. Nothing is sent to our server. If you clear site data, use a private window or switch devices, the log will not be there, so export a CSV backup now and then.
- How is the milestone projection calculated?
- It takes the average daily change over your most recent 30 days of entries (or all of them if you have less history) and extends that straight line forward. It is a rough pace estimate, not a forecast. One viral post or one spam cleanup can move it a lot.
- Can I track something other than followers?
- Yes. Followers, posts and impressions are set up by default, and you can add any other metric you want to count, such as profile visits, replies, link clicks or newsletter signups from X.
- How often should I log my numbers?
- Once a week is enough for most small accounts and is easy to keep up. Daily entries make the chart smoother but also make normal day-to-day noise look more dramatic than it is.