X Account Risk Monitor

X Account Risk Monitor helps you review your own activity on X using what this Chrome profile can observe on open X web pages. View a local activity log of observed posts, replies, follows, unfollows, likes, reposts, and deletions of your own posts when X shows a success confirmation. Browse saved actions by month or since you started using the extension. Action counts are shown separately from the number of identifiable accounts you followed. The extension shows the last saved observation time for each action type. These times describe what was saved; they do not prove that every later action was detected. If no activity was captured, that does not confirm that no activity occurred. When enough evidence is visible, the extension can show reminders for repeated identical text in your own posts or replies to different accounts. It also offers experimental self-checks for similar own posts, repeated link-only posts, and follow/unfollow patterns. Observed delete-and-repost history appears in the report without a page alert. If X displays a clear account verification or restriction notice on a web page, the extension can record the visible notice. Reminders show the observed evidence, relevant public X rules where applicable, and what remains unknown. Download a readable PDF report for your own review or a JSON backup of local records. The PDF explains the scope of its saved records and possible gaps, including activity in the X mobile app, other browsers, or periods when observation was paused. You can pause observation and clear local records in the extension. Records are stored locally in this Chrome profile unless you choose to export a PDF report or JSON backup. The extension has no developer-operated backend, does not use the X API, and does not automatically post, reply, like, repost, follow, or unfollow. Observation, local reply-recipient recognition, and visible follow-target @handle recognition are on by default for new users and can be turned off in local settings. Reply-recipient matching uses locally transformed identifiers; visible @handles of follow targets may be stored locally. Excerpts of your own posts and replies may include @handles you wrote. This is an independent tool and is not affiliated with X. Its reminder conditions are experimental product choices, not X’s official thresholds. A reminder does not establish a rule violation or predict an account restriction. Missing reminders do not establish safety. The extension cannot see X’s internal signals, activity in other browsers or apps, or actions from before it was installed. Changes to X’s website may also cause it to miss actions in Chrome. Public policies referenced by the extension: https://help.x.com/en/rules-and-policies/authenticity and https://help.x.com/en/rules-and-policies/x-rules-and-best-practices.