Inner circle
24You follow each other, and they’ve liked your recent posts.
Mapmate sorts the followers of your public account into clear groups — inner circle, quiet friends, fans and ghosts — and shows who unfollowed you and who’s new after every update.
Just your public username. No password, no login.
Do you follow each other? Do they like your recent posts? Every follower lands in one of four groups — and the people you follow who don’t follow back get groups of their own.
You follow each other, and they’ve liked your recent posts.
They’ve liked your recent posts, but you don’t follow them back.
You follow each other, but they haven’t liked your recent posts.
They follow you, you don’t follow back, and they haven’t liked your recent posts.
You follow them, but they don’t follow you back.
Verified accounts you follow that don’t follow back. That’s normal.
After every update Mapmate shows who left and who joined, with the day it noticed each change. Tracking starts the day you add your account.
Followers gained and lost each day, with the net change over 7, 30 or 90 days. History builds up from the day you start.
Mapmate works from public data. It never needs your password, never signs in to your account and never acts on your behalf.
You type a public username. Mapmate never asks for your password and never signs in.
It reads public data only. It never posts, likes or follows anyone for you.
Settings → Delete my data removes your usernames and their history from our server and your iPhone.
Neither your username nor anyone else’s is ever sent to analytics.
Type the username of your public account. Business and creator accounts work too.
Mapmate shows the profile it found, with followers, following and posts.
Mapmate reads your lists and recent likes and sorts people into groups. Big accounts take up to 15 minutes — you can leave the app.
Your map refreshes every 8 hours, and every change lands in Unfollowed or New followers.
Find your account and see your public counts for free. Subscribe to Mapmate Pro to see everyone in every group and track every change.
Prices are shown in your currency in the App Store before you subscribe.
No. Mapmate only needs your public username. It never asks for your password, never signs in to your account and never posts, likes or follows anyone for you.
Mapmate works only with public data. Private accounts and accounts that hide their follower list can’t be mapped. Make the account public, then try again.
For now Mapmate works with accounts of up to 10,000 followers. The first map of a big account takes up to 15 minutes; you can leave the app while it works.
Every 8 hours. When you open Mapmate after that, it refreshes your map and adds any new unfollows and followers to your lists.
Mapmate looks at who liked your recent public posts. If your account has no posts yet, you still see who follows you back and who doesn’t — just without fans and the inner circle.
You can change the username in Settings. Mapmate is made for your own account, so you can add up to 3 new usernames a day.
On your iPhone, open Settings → your name → Subscriptions → Mapmate → Cancel Subscription. Or tap Manage subscription in Mapmate’s settings. Deleting the app doesn’t cancel a subscription.
In Mapmate, open Settings → Delete my data. Your usernames and their history are removed from our server and your iPhone. Your subscription stays active.
English, Spanish, Brazilian Portuguese, French and German. Mapmate follows the language of your iPhone.
No. Mapmate is an independent app. It is not affiliated with, endorsed or sponsored by Instagram or Meta Platforms, Inc.
Mapmate is coming soon to the App Store for iPhone.