Your archive lists every follower with the date they followed. Download it now and again later, open both here, and see who unfollowed you and who’s new. Nothing to sign in to.
Drop the ZIP or .json from TikTok’s Download your data. Add a second, older archive to compare followers.
@sample_ownerSample usernames · reconstruction
Compare
Select both files at once (or drop them together). The report orders them by date and lists who disappeared from your followers and who appeared. The sample compares a September and a November archive.
Your report will appear here. Try the sample — a made-up account with one login that isn’t the owner’s — or open your own file with the button at the top.
How it works
TikTok’s Help Center doesn’t describe a notification for unfollows. Your archive, though, is a snapshot: the follower list as it was on the day you requested it. Two snapshots give you the change.
Compared
| Two archives in TkSpy | Typical unfollow app | |
|---|---|---|
| What it needs | Two files you download from TikTok | Your TikTok login or access to your account |
| Where data goes | Stays on your device | To the app’s servers |
| Accuracy | Exactly what TikTok recorded on each date | Depends on what the app can scrape |
| Timing | Changes between your two downloads | Can be closer to real time |
The trade-off is timing: the comparison shows change between downloads, not the moment someone unfollowed.
In the report
Unfollowed / new
Each account that left or arrived, by username, from the two follower lists.
The archive
The same file also lists the accounts you follow, so you can compare those too.
Questions