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X (Twitter) profile analyzer

Enter a public X username. Endless reads the profile and its recent posts, then shows what the account posts about, how often, which posts did best and how engagement compares.

X (Twitter)
Analyze this X profile and its recent posts: main topics, posting cadence, the best posts by engagement, average engagement per post, and what the top posts have in common. End with three takeaways: @Wendys
X profile · @Wendys, 3.55M followers
Recent posts · 19 posts, Sep 8 to Oct 8, 2026

Wendy's posts about four times a week, and short one-liners beat its promotions.

Followers
3.55M
Posts per week
4.4
Median views
134K
Avg. likes
1.4K
  • The top post, "big mama is hungry", drew 7.3K likes and 420K views.
  • Lyric posts promote its album, Songs to Listen to in a Wendy's Parking Lot.
  • The sweepstakes rules post got 15 likes, the lowest of the month.

What is a X (Twitter) profile analyzer?

An X (Twitter) profile analyzer reads an account's public profile and recent posts and turns them into a picture of how the account works. What does it post about? How often? Which posts get likes, reposts and replies, and which ones get little response? It answers these with numbers.

You can scroll a profile and form an impression, but impressions are unreliable. A few viral posts can hide a weak average, and a quiet account can have a loyal audience. Counting and comparing engagement across dozens of posts is the only way to know, and it is tedious by hand. An analyzer does the counting for you and shows the numbers behind each claim.

Endless reads a public X profile and its recent posts. The agent groups the posts by topic, works out the posting cadence, ranks posts by engagement and runs the averages in code. Then it explains what the best posts have in common. You can ask follow-up questions about any post in the same chat.

How it works

  1. 01

    Enter the username

    Type a public X @username or paste a profile link into the box above.

  2. 02

    Sign in and the prompt is ready

    Create a free Endless account or sign in. Your workspace chat opens with an analysis prompt already written for that profile, and the agent starts reading its recent posts.

  3. 03

    Get the analysis and ask more

    Read the topics, cadence, best posts and engagement. Then compare it with another account, ask why a post worked or get post ideas in the same style.

What people use it for

  1. 01

    Audit your own account

    Analyze your own profile to see which topics and formats get engagement and which ones you post often but your audience ignores. The agent lists your best posts and what they share, so you can do more of what works and less of what does not.

  2. 02

    Vet an influencer or partner

    Before a partnership, check whether an account's engagement is steady or depends on a handful of viral posts. The analysis shows average engagement per post and how recent posts compare, using public numbers rather than a media kit. You can share the analysis with your team before you decide.

  3. 03

    Learn from accounts you admire

    Pick an account that grows in your niche and see what it does: topics, post length, threads versus single posts and how often it posts. Ask the agent to explain the patterns behind its top posts and turn them into ideas for your own.

  4. 04

    Benchmark competitors

    Analyze competitor accounts in the same chat and compare cadence, topics and engagement. Save the comparison to a project, so your team has a reference when planning content, and run it again later to see what changed. The agent can put the numbers in a table.

  5. 05

    Prepare for an interview or meeting

    Before you meet someone, read a summary of what they post about publicly and which of their posts resonated most. It takes a few minutes and gives you context that a bio alone does not. You can also ask the agent for a few questions to raise based on what they post.

  6. 06

    Track an account every week

    Set the analysis up as a scheduled task that runs weekly. Each run reads the profile again and reports new posts, changes in engagement and new topics, so you can follow an account without checking it by hand. It is a recurring check, not a real-time alert.

Frequently asked questions

  • Is the X (Twitter) profile analyzer free?

    You can start free. Create a free Endless account and the Free plan gives your workspace 100 credits when you create it and 50 credits every week. Each profile analysis spends credits from that balance. Paid plans add more credits if you analyze accounts often.

  • How much does a profile analysis cost?

    It spends credits from your workspace balance. Reading more posts from a profile costs more than reading a few, so a deep analysis uses more credits than a quick check. The chat shows what each run spent. The Free plan's weekly credits are enough to try it.

  • Does it work with protected accounts?

    No. Endless reads public X profiles and public posts only. Protected accounts are not readable, and Endless never asks for your X password or access to your account. If an account is protected, the analysis cannot read its posts. You can still analyze any other public account in your niche to learn what works there.

  • What is the best X (Twitter) profile analyzer?

    Look for one that works on any public account, measures engagement from real post data, shows posting cadence and explains why the best posts worked. Endless fits if you also want to ask follow-up questions, compare accounts in one chat and keep the analysis in a workspace your team can see.

  • Can it show an account's followers list?

    No. Endless reads the public profile, including its follower count, and recent posts. It does not list who follows the account. The analysis focuses on what the account posts and how people engage with it. For audience questions, the agent can look at who replies to and mentions the account in public posts.

  • How is engagement calculated?

    The agent reads the likes, reposts, replies and views on each recent post and runs the averages in code. It can also compare engagement to the follower count. Ask it to show the calculation if you want to check the numbers.

  • Can I compare two X accounts?

    Yes. After the first analysis, ask the agent to analyze a second account in the same chat and compare them on topics, posting cadence and engagement. It can put the comparison in a table. The numbers are calculated in code from the posts it read, so the comparison is consistent across both accounts.

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