To see recent unfollowers on X, sign up, open Unfollowers, and read who left by name after a few days of tracking. When you sign up, you are directed to Fedica to connect your account, then you use the same Twitter unfollowers tracker.
Recent new followers appear in the same dashboard automatically, with optional daily, weekly, or monthly email briefs. You can track X, Bluesky, Mastodon, and Pixelfed in one place through Fedica. Because people follow and unfollow all the time, your net follower number alone does not tell you who left.

Key Takeaways
- Connect in Who Unfollowed Me (through Fedica) and open Unfollowers to see recent unfollowers on X by name instead of only a follower count.
- Tracking starts after you connect; Fedica compares your list day by day so “recent” means unfollows going forward with daily context.
- New Followers update automatically in the same dashboard, with email briefs for both gains and losses.
- One hub for Bluesky, Mastodon, and Pixelfed. Filter 7 or 30 days on Bluesky, whitelist accounts, and check per-account history.
- No bulk unfollow; Fedica warns you before rate limits so tracking stays safe.
How to see recent unfollowers on X (named accounts instead of just a count)
Connect your X profile in Who Unfollowed Me and open Unfollowers. The tracker uses the official X API to compare your follower list day by day, so you can see the actual accounts that unfollowed you.
“Recent” means unfollows after you connect. After a few days of sync, you can see who left and when. Email briefs send updates without daily logins, and the same hub tracks Bluesky, Mastodon, and Pixelfed with follow/unfollow history.

How to open your recent unfollower list on X in Who Unfollowed Me
- Connect your X profile in Who Unfollowed Me (account signup is through Fedica).
- Open Unfollowers to see everyone who followed you and dropped off in one list.
- Use daily follower tracking to tie each loss to day-by-day gains and losses.
- On Bluesky, filter Recent unfollowers for the past 7 or 30 days. On X, recent means changes after Who Unfollowed Me starts watching your list instead of a full backfill from before signup.
- On the main Fedica hub, Who Unfollowed on X needs the Grow Plan; unfollowers, new followers, and Connections stay in the same tracker once you connect.
What counts as recent unfollowers on X, and when tracking starts
“Recent” means changes Fedica detects after you connect. Fedica watches your follower list over days and weeks and builds unfollow history from your connect date forward.
Tracking begins after you sign up.
Unfollows and new follows fill in as days pass, and the first week is mostly the first sync, which is normal.
If your list looks empty at first, that’s the top question we hear until sync catches up, and it doesn’t mean the tracker failed. At signup you also see who is not following you back right now, which is a snapshot rather than every past unfollow.
How to see recent new followers on X in the same tracker
Recent new followers on X show up automatically in the New Followers view on the same schedule as unfollowers. No second app or spreadsheet needed.
When you can see both new followers and unfollowers by name, you can tell what actually happened. For example, you might gain 10 and lose 12 after one post, which looks almost flat if you only check the total count. A named list is clearer than one follower number.
- Turn on email briefs (daily, weekly, or monthly) for both sides in one summary.
- Use Connections for follow-back checks.
- Use History and per-account timelines to review one relationship in order.
How to see recent unfollowers on Bluesky, Mastodon, and Pixelfed
Track Bluesky, Mastodon, and Pixelfed in the same Fedica hub as X. Connect each profile once, then see daily named lists of who followed or unfollowed.
- Bluesky: filter Recent unfollowers for 7 or 30 days, use profile cards and whitelist, and see active, deactivated, or suspended labels.
- Mastodon and Pixelfed: same daily lists plus sort, top interactors, lists, and export.
- Mobile: track unfollowers and history where the app is available.
- Instagram: daily follower counts only; the API does not show named follow or unfollow events.
Frequently Asked Questions
These quick answers cover recent unfollowers on X, newest followers, history, follow-backs, safety, and tracking on Bluesky and Mastodon. If you want more detail, check the matching sections above.
Is there a way to see who unfollowed me on X?
Yes. Open the Unfollows/New Followers tool in Fedica. Named accounts appear after a few days of sync.
How do I see recent unfollowers on X?
Connect in Who Unfollowed Me and open the unfollower list. After you connect you will see all recent followers and Unfollowers. Just wait because tracking starts when you sign up so it might be empty at first.
How to see newest followers on X?
Open Unfollows/New Followers and click the New Followers tab. It updates on the same schedule as unfollowers, so gains and losses stay in one tool.
How far back can I see who unfollowed me on X?
From your Fedica connect date forward. At signup you also get a snapshot of who is not following you back right now, while new unfollowers show up shortly thereafter.
How do I check who doesn’t follow me back on X?
Open the Connections tab in Fedica to see who follows you without a follow-back, who you follow without a follow-back, and mutuals in sorted lists.
How do you see profiles you unfollowed on X?
Use Fedica’s History and per-account follow/unfollow timeline to see profiles you unfollowed and every back-and-forth from your connect date forward.
Is it safe to use an unfollower tracker on X?
Fedica uses the official X API with clear account access and does not offer bulk unfollow, which helps protect your account. You can unfollow through Fedica’s tools, but X throttles heavy follow/unfollow activity, with a daily technical cap around 400 follow/unfollow actions for standard accounts. If you move too fast toward that range, Fedica warns you before you risk suspension.
Can I track unfollowers on Bluesky and Mastodon with Fedica?
Yes. Who Unfollowed Me tracks who unfollowed and followed you per day on Bluesky, Mastodon, and Pixelfed as well as X.
To see recent unfollowers on X by name, connect your account at who.unfollowed.me, open Unfollowers after sync, and turn on email briefs for summaries without checking every day.
