Can you see who viewed your Twitter profile?

No. X can show a profile-visit count in analytics, but it does not give you the names of the people who opened your profile. Third-party profile viewer apps are not an official X feature. If a site asks you to connect your account so you can see visitors, treat that as a risk, not a hidden X setting.

Can you see who viewed your X profile?

No. X does not give you the names of the people who opened your profile. Analytics may show a profile-visit count, which is still not a list of visitors. Third-party profile viewer apps are not an official X feature. Do not treat them as a hidden setting.

TwitterAPI.io, checked 10 November 2026, already says no and warns that viewer tools are not reading a hidden X list. This page adds the count-versus-names cut and refuses to become an API-vendor explainer.

What can X analytics show about profile visits?

X analytics can show a profile-visit count, if that view is present, without naming who visited. Confirm the current label and whether it sits behind a Premium gate before you quote a dashboard. Viewer names belong nowhere on this page, and the broader analytics how-to owns the rest of that UI.

This pass did not take a signed-in screenshot of profile analytics, so the current label, a date range, or a Premium upsell is not guessed here. WikiHow, checked 10 November 2026, lists "Number of profile visits" among metrics a user can see, still as a count rather than names. Treat any extra Premium history claimed by a vendor page as unconfirmed until the analytics screen is checked.

Who viewed a post is a different question. A post view count is still not a list of names. How often you post is separate: see How many X posts a day is too many?.

Do third-party profile viewer apps work?

Third-party profile viewer apps are not an official X feature, and they are not endorsed here as working. Many such apps exist to collect permissions, not to reveal a list X itself withholds. No setup steps are provided for any viewer app.

If a tool promises names, it is not revealing an official X visitor list. Those products are not named or reviewed here as if they were hidden analytics.

Why is connecting your account to a viewer app a risk?

If a site asks you to connect your X account so you can see visitors, treat that as a permission request, not as a hidden official setting. Connecting gives that site access it does not need for a feature X does not provide. State the risk without inventing a founder who lost an account.

You do not need a horror story to skip the connect button. If X named profile visitors, it would show that list in its own analytics.

Evenpost is an app for X (Twitter) for solo founders. You and your agent draft, you approve each post in the Evenpost app, and it posts with natural spacing, or right away if you choose Post now. Updates: @evenpost.

If you wanted names of people who viewed a post, that sibling answer is also no. Use X's own analytics for counts you actually have.

FAQ

Does X Premium reveal profile visitors?

No published official source reviewed on 10 November 2026 describes a Premium feature that names the people who opened your profile. Confirm any Premium gate on a visit count from the analytics screen, not from a viewer app.

Is there an official profile-views list?

No. X does not provide an official list of named profile visitors.

Are Twitter profile viewer apps safe?

They are not an official X feature. If one asks you to connect your account to see visitors, treat that as a permission request for a list X itself does not provide. No setup steps are provided.

Can I see who viewed my profile on iPhone?

No. The answer does not change because you opened analytics on a phone. X still does not name profile visitors.

Where do I read post-level view counts?

A post can show a view count without naming who looked. That question belongs on the planned post-viewer page, not here.