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Paste a public @handle. Read the profile and recent posts without an X account, then see which posts went viral and when the account posts most.

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SpaceX· 41.9M followers
National Geographic

NASA@nasaSample

92.3M followers · 2.7 posts a day · since 2007

3× · 5,95574×
The Lagoon Nebula (Messier 8), from the @NASA post
Viral · 4.3× usualOct 238,605 likes · usual is 1,985
Usual likes
1,985
Viral posts
6
Top post
74×

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What you get for @nasa

Latest 57 posts · fetched Nov 5, 2:10 PM UTC

NASA

@nasa · Making the seemingly impossible, possible. ✨

92.3M followers

115 following · 74.5K posts · 2.7 a day · 6 viral of 57 · on X since 2007

Sorted by likes vs usual
The Lagoon Nebula (Messier 8), from the @NASA post
Viral · 4.3× usual#2 of the latest 57

NASA @nasa · Oct 23, 3:34 PM UTC

Ahh… blue lagoon 🏖️ This deep-blue sea of gas and dust—called Messier 8 or the Lagoon Nebula—is a hotbed of star formation. The young stars within the nebula emit rays of high-energy light, including X-rays shown in pink by @chandraxray.

263 replies1,619 reposts8,605 likes

Also in Most liked56 more posts

Read an account, not just scroll it

Six ways to read the latest 57 public posts. Rules, not AI: you can check every number.

@nasa · latest 57 posts · times in New York

When @nasa posts

Each square is one hour of the week. Brighter means more posts.

Busiest slotThu 3 PM

Thu · 3–4 PM4 posts

  • 5,281
  • 1,250
  • 267

Usual likes here 1,250

Media wall · 26 photos & videos

Every photo @nasa posted lately, on one wall.

Three steps, no X account

You never sign in to X here. The lookup runs on our side and reads only what X shows logged-out visitors.

  1. 1 Copy a handle
  2. 2 Paste it above
  3. 3 Read the charts
MuteView servers
  • ✓ fetch @nasa
  • ✓ 57 posts read
  • ✓ usual 1,985
  • ✓ 6 viral
  • cached 30 min
Public X datawhat a logged-out visitor sees
Your X account · never involvedNo login, no token, no follow.
  • Never asks for your X login. Lookups run on our side. Your password never goes into a viewer.
  • Public content only. Protected accounts stay protected. We show what X shows logged-out users and more of it.
  • Clear free limits. Single posts are free. Repeat lookups within 30 minutes don’t use a lookup.
  • Opt out any time. Account owners can ask us to stop showing their profile.
How we spot a viral post
  1. Take the latest posts (up to 60), leave out reposts.
  2. Find the usual likes: the middle value, not the average.
  3. Mark any post at 3× that or more.
  4. Posts under 24 hours old are marked “still climbing”.
What this viewer can’t show
  • Protected accounts: profile card only, no posts.
  • Suspended or deleted accounts.
  • Likes, follower lists and messages.
  • Posts older than the latest few pages.

What is a Twitter viewer?

A Twitter viewer shows public X profiles and posts to people with no account. MuteView is an anonymous Twitter viewer: you look without login, and the account you look at gets no notification.

What it shows, and what it can’t

Type a handle such as @NASA, or paste a profile or post link. You get the public profile card (name, bio, followers, following, join year) and the latest public posts, up to 60, with their photos, videos and GIFs.

The lookup runs on our servers, so no X account, cookie or token of yours is used, and nothing is followed, liked or posted. The account owner gets no alert either.

Protected accounts show their profile card only, never their posts. Suspended and deleted accounts show nothing, and search, likes and follower lists aren’t available.

To keep a file, the Twitter Video Downloader saves a post’s video as MP4 and the Twitter Image Downloader saves its photos at original size.

Why logged-out X isn’t enough

Open x.com without signing in and you soon hit a sign-in prompt; search needs an account, and view counts are hidden. MuteView reads the same public data and adds three things X doesn’t give you.

What MuteView adds

Viral radar. Every recent post set against the account’s usual likes, with the ones at 3× or more marked.

Posting clock. The latest posts on a weekday-by-hour grid: @nasa posts most on Thu 3–4 PM, New York time.

Media wall. Every photo and video from the latest posts in one grid; 26 of @nasa’s latest 57 posts carry one.

All three come from one lookup. Looking at the same account again within 30 minutes shows that copy and doesn’t use a lookup.

How we call a post viral

A post is viral when its likes reach 3× the account’s median likes across its latest 60 posts, reposts left out. Each account is measured against itself, not against everyone on X.

@nasa on Nov 5, 2026: 57 posts read, median 1,985 likes, so the line is 5,955. 6 posts cleared it; the top one got 147,088 likes, 74× usual.

Busiest posting hour in our samples (fetched Nov 5, 2026, New York time)
AccountBusiest hourPosts that hourUsual likesViral posts
@nasa57 posts readThu 3–4 PM41,9856
@spacex59 posts readTue 6–7 AM68,1941
Why the median, and other rules

We use the median, not the average, because one huge post skews an average: @nasa’s 147,088-like post alone would lift it far above what a normal post gets.

Posts less than 24 hours old are marked “still climbing”, since their likes are still coming in.

The same likes mean different things on different accounts: 5,955 likes makes a post viral on @nasa, but @spacex’s median is 8,194, so its line is 24,582.

Questions people ask

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Does the account owner know I viewed their profile?

No. MuteView loads the public profile on its own servers, so nothing is sent from your X account and the owner gets no notification. You never sign in to X here.

How many posts can I see, and how recent are they?

Up to the latest 60 public posts, loaded when you look. The result shows when it was fetched. Looking at the same account again within 30 minutes shows that same copy and doesn’t use a lookup.

Why does a profile say “not found” or “suspended”?

The handle may be misspelled, the account may have changed its name, or X has suspended or deleted it. Check the handle on x.com, then try again with the current one.

Why don’t the numbers match the X app exactly?

Counts keep moving after we fetch them, and the X app rounds large numbers. X also hides some numbers from logged-out visitors: views are not available, and reposts carry no like counts.

Is this a Nitter alternative?

For reading public profiles and posts without an X account, yes. MuteView is a hosted viewer: there is no instance to pick and nothing to install. It doesn’t offer search or a following timeline.

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Is it safe and legal?

MuteView only reads what X already shows logged-out visitors, and you never give us an X login or token. Nothing is posted, liked or followed for you. We can’t give legal advice: how you use what you see is up to you and the rules where you live. Account owners can ask us to stop showing their profile on the Opt out page.

Does it work on mobile?

Yes. It runs in the browser on iPhone and Android phones, with nothing to install. Pages are checked at 390 px wide, and photos and videos open in the same result.

Can I see replies or full threads?

Not fully. A result shows each post’s reply count and the account’s own replies among its latest posts, but not what other people replied, and it doesn’t rebuild a thread. Open the post on x.com for the whole conversation.

Is it free, and what are the limits?

Yes, with daily limits. Without an account you get 2 lookups a day; a free account gets 5 a day; Pro gives 200 lookups a month. Single posts don’t use a lookup (they are capped per hour), and looking at the same account again within 30 minutes doesn’t either.

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