TikTok activity tracker: new follows, new followers, reposts and stories.
Add a public TikTok account and StoriesFly tells you what it does: who it starts following, who follows it, who leaves, what it reposts, its new stories and videos, and how its follower count moves. It is a schedule of checks, from every 30 minutes to a few hours, not a live feed. The tracker is on the Basic plan (1 account) and the Pro plan (5 accounts).
Public accounts only · Basic and Pro plans
A handle or a profile link@handletiktok.com/@
public accounts onlyBasic and Pro plansscheduled checks, not live
Not liveEvery line is a schedule. A change is reported at the first check that sees it, and the faster checks only look at the top of a list.
How often each part is checked
An account with more followers than the limit gets new followers only, without the ones who left. The card in the tracker says which it is.
- New followers, newest page checked every
- 30 min
- Reposts and stories: Pro / Basic
- 3 h / 6 h
- Following list in full: Pro / Basic
- 3 h / 6 h
- Followers who left, read in full
- 24 h
- Followers read in full up to: Basic / Pro
- 10 000 / 20 000
- Accounts tracked: Basic / Pro
- 1 / 5
How to track a TikTok account's activity
TikTok has no activity feed for other people's accounts. This builds one from their public lists.
- 01Type the handle aboveA public account. You need Basic or Pro; the plan sheet opens if you have none.
- 02Let the first reading finishThe tracker reads the lists and the latest content once. This is the baseline, so nothing is reported from it.
- 03Get messages as changes appearIn Telegram or as a push notification, and on the tracker page, depending on what you switched on.
- 04Open the tracker for the historyEvery change is listed with the date it was found, plus the follower graph.
Seven things the tracker reports
Who follows whom in both directions can be read from the saved lists without extra checks.
Who the account started following, who started following it, and who stopped, from the two lists.
A new video, a reposted video with its author, a new story.
The follower count over time, so a sudden jump or drop is visible.
What a check can and cannot see
The tracker reads what anyone can read: the public lists, reposts, stories and videos. If an account hides its following list, or is private, that part is shown as hidden and nothing is reported for it.
A person is reported as gone only when two full readings in a row lack them. TikTok's lists skip people now and then, and this keeps those skips from becoming false unfollows.
The account is not told about any of this. Nothing is sent to it and nothing shows in its activity.
What the tracker is
A schedule of checks on public lists, with a message when one of them finds a change.
What the tracker does and does not claim
What the tracker cannot do
Some of it is TikTok's rules, some is how the tracker is built.
- 01Anything before you add the accountTikTok keeps no history to read back. Everything starts from the first reading.
- 02A hidden list or a private accountNobody can read a hidden list. The card shows it as hidden.
- 03Real timeThe fastest check is every 30 minutes, and most are every few hours or once a day.
- 04Who left, for a large accountAbove 10,000 followers on Basic (20,000 on Pro) only new followers are reported.
- 05Private messages and likesNone of it is on a public profile, so none of it can be tracked.
Questions about tracking a TikTok account
What exactly does the tracker tell me?
New follows, new followers, who left, reposts, stories, new videos and the follower graph, for each account you added.
How fast does it report?
New followers every 30 minutes; reposts, stories and the following list every 3 hours on Pro and 6 on Basic; followers who left once a day.
How many accounts can I track?
Basic tracks 1 account and Pro tracks 5.
Will the account know?
No. Everything is read from public lists and nothing is sent to the account.
Why does a card say hidden?
The owner hid that list or the account is private. TikTok shows it to nobody else, so there is nothing to check.
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The first reading is the starting point; changes come after it.