Their live snaps and snap score, read from one username
Snapchat hides how often someone snaps and who with. Snapfy surfaces their score and their most recent names from just a username.
Runs in your browser, with nothing to install.
What a Snapfy result shows
The score and the fresh names come up first, because that is what shows you how a person is really using Snapchat today.
Snaps now
The people they are snapping lately, with the most recent name sitting on top. This is the part that shifts day to day.
Tap a label to switch
Snap score
Their score as a plain number, the quiet measure of how much they open the app and send. A high one climbing fast says plenty on its own.
Best Friends
The handful of people they snap the most, read in Snapchat's own order. The account keeps this list and shows it only to the owner.
My Eyes Only
Flagged when the account is holding a locked memories folder, so you know there is a private side kept out of sight.
Read this first. Snapfy only surfaces details tied to a public username. Nothing is posted, sent, or added to the account you look up.
Snapfy against the long way
The whole page hangs on this one table. Each row is a thing you want to know, and each column is a way you could try to find it out.
| What you want | Snapfy | Adding them | Their story |
|---|---|---|---|
| Who they snap most | Read out in order | Hidden, only they see it | You guess |
| Their snap score | Shown as a number | Only if they let you | Never shown |
| Who they snap right now | Recent names surface | You never see it | No |
| What you have to give | Just a username | A request they must accept | A follow and a wait |
| Install anything | No, it runs in the browser | The Snapchat app | The Snapchat app |
A note on the first row: Snapchat keeps the Best Friends order inside the account and shows the full list only to its owner. Snapfy is the route that reads it back to you.
Common questions
Does the person know I looked?
No. Snapfy reads what a username already carries. It sends nothing to their account, so there is no alert on their end.
Do I need their password?
No. You type their username, never a password. Snapfy does not ask you to sign in as them or as anyone.
What if their Best Friends changed today?
The list moves as they snap. Snapfy reads the order as it stands at the moment you run the lookup, not a copy from last week.
Is there a catch?
It is free, with no sign-up. Open the panel, enter a username, and read the result. Nothing installs on your phone or computer.
Will it work on any username?
On public Snapchat usernames. A private or deleted account returns less, and Snapfy tells you plainly when there is nothing left to show.
Put in a username and read it back
Their score, their fresh names and their Best Friends order, surfaced from the one thing you already know.