Snoopreport

Instagram removed the activity tab that once let you see what other people liked, which left a gap for anyone who relied on that public signal. Snoopreport fills it by assembling public data into structured reports. Instead of watching a single profile manually, you add the accounts you care about and receive recurring summaries of their likes, follows, and unfollows, complete with activity patterns and a list of the hashtags and interests that recur.

The platform goes beyond raw numbers with an AI analysis layer. It builds a summary of a profile's interests, suggests gift or date ideas, conversation starters, and recommended places based on what the account engages with. Snoopreport states that it combines public data with its own methodology, that users are never required to connect their own profile, and that the process is legal, ethical, and privacy-preserving because it only touches public information.

Snoopreport has been running since 2017 and reports more than 500,000 users. Pricing is deliberately simple at $0.99 per week, and it also offers free dataset access to data science students and researchers. Its typical users include individuals curious about friends, partners, or celebrities, and professionals tracking influencers and competitors.