Snap profile readoutSnapReveal cuts a Snapchat profile open
Type their username and the Best Friends order comes back ranked, with snap score and top contacts next to it.
Choose Best Friends or snap score
Runs in the browser, their username is all it asks for.
Their profile shows a name, an avatar and nothing else.
SnapReveal reads the snap activity linked to that username.
The ranking returns, top contact first, snap score next to it.
The short answer
SnapReveal takes one Snapchat username and gives back the Best Friends list in order, who that account snaps most, its snap score and its My Eyes Only memories. Nothing gets installed and no password is needed.
The longer version
The words on a Snapchat profile
SnapReveal next to the other ways
| Way | What it takes | What you get |
|---|---|---|
| SnapReveal | Their username, typed into the browser | A ranked Best Friends readout with snap score and top contacts |
| Reading their friend emojis | Being on their friends list and checking regularly | Hints about one or two names, never the full order |
| Asking them | A conversation they may not want | Whatever they choose to tell you |
| Borrowing their phone | Their phone, already open, in your hand | The real list, and a problem if they see |
Before you type the username
- Their exact username
- The handle, not the display name people change
- A browser
- Phone, tablet or computer, nothing to install
- Their password
- Never requested at any point
- Your own Snapchat
- Not needed, you stay signed out
- Time
- One lookup, a few seconds
Snapchat keeps the Best Friends ranking inside the account that owns it, so anything read from the outside stays a reading of that username's snap activity. If you need to be sure who someone snaps most, ask them.