Type the handle
Spell it the way it shows under their profile picture, every dot and symbol included.
What a stranger sees
A private Instagram profile shows outsiders a photo, some info and a follow button. Everything else waits behind a follow request. Scoper starts from the username alone.
Instagram explains what a private account hides from people who do not follow it: Instagram Help Center.
| What you want to know | Instagram, as a stranger | Scoper |
|---|---|---|
| Who keeps visiting | Not shown to anyone | Stalker signals |
| Saved posts and stories | No alert for posts or stories | Screenshot alerts |
| Private chats | Only the people in the chat | Secret messages |
| Who watches every story | Only the account owner | Story obsession |
| Who unfollowed | No alert when someone leaves | Unfollower tracker |
Official rules
Want Instagram's own word first
The privacy settings, follow requests and story controls are all explained by Instagram itself.
One check, start to end
Pick a signal
Stalker signals, screenshot alerts, secret messages, story obsession or the unfollower tracker.
Read it on screen
The result opens in the same browser tab, with nothing to install.
Try another handle
Come back and type a different username whenever a new one is on your mind.
Before you start
The username is the only thing Scoper needs.
Scope a usernameHonestly
Scoper works from the username you type, so a handle spelled wrong brings back someone else, or nobody.