KeybSpy Peek at the circle behind one username

Give KeybSpy a Snapchat username and see their Best Friends, who they snap most, their My Eyes Only memories and their snap score, all on one screen.

Start the peek

It begins with their username, and only that.

@their.username

Best FriendsThe people they keep closest, in that order.

Snapped mostThe name at the very top of their day.

My Eyes OnlyThe memories they keep behind a PIN code.

Snap scoreEvery snap sent and received, in one number.

The feature

What sits behind a Snapchat username, really

A profile shows a name and a picture. The circle around it, who they keep close and what they keep locked, stays inside the app. KeybSpy puts it right in front of you.

Snapchat keeps count of who an account snaps, and it orders the friends at the top into Best Friends. That list is shown to the person who owns the account, not to the people looking at it from outside. So when you want to know who someone is really talking to, the profile alone tells you almost nothing.

KeybSpy starts where the profile stops. You give it one username, and it lays out the circle behind that name: the Best Friends, the one person they snap most, the memories in My Eyes Only and the snap score, all together, on one screen.

The profile is the front door. The circle is the room right behind it.

Two of those parts are worth knowing before you look. My Eyes Only is the corner of Memories that Snapchat locks with a PIN, the place people move the snaps they want no one else to see. The snap score adds up the snaps an account has sent and received, and Snapchat shows it only to friends.

Wikipedia Snapchat: Memories, My Eyes Only and the snapscore
Read the Snapchat article

In plain words

How the peek really works

You give KeybSpy one Snapchat username. It shows you the circle around that name: the closest friends, the person snapped most, the locked memories and the score, all together.

Spell the username the way Snapchat shows it, and the rest just follows.

First things first

Read this first

Do not use it when

You want to read their chats. The peek covers the circle, the locked memories and the score, but not the conversations.
The account is your own. Snapchat already shows you your own Best Friends anyway.

Use it for

Seeing who someone snaps most before you snap them back.
Putting a number next to a name you keep seeing around.
Finding out where you sit in a friend's circle, exactly.

Good to know

The username has to match the one on Snapchat, letter by letter.
It runs in the browser you have open, with nothing to install at all.