Before
Before you use it
Do not use it if
- You want to read their chats or open their snaps. SnapHoid shows the score, the Best Friends and the My Eyes Only details, but not messages.
- You mean to follow or pressure someone. Leave it closed.
Use it for
- Seeing a snap score you have no way to see in your own app.
- Knowing who sits at the top of someone's Best Friends.
Good to know
- Snapchat keeps the Best Friends list for the account owner's eyes, so you cannot see it from outside.
- You type a username. Nothing else about you or them is asked for.
During
What comes back
In the box: snap score, Best Friends list, who they are snapping, My Eyes Only details.
In Snapchat a red arrow is a snap sent without sound.
Purple is a snap with sound.
Blue is a chat. SnapHoid puts names to the people those arrows go to.
After
Keep in mind
- Type their username, nothing more.
- Score, Best Friends and My Eyes Only details arrive together.
- If a site asks for a password, close it.
Red flags, green flags
- Green: it asks for a Snapchat username and stops there.
- Green: the snap score and the Best Friends sit side by side.
- Amber: a high snap score tells you how active they are, not who with.
- Red: a page that wants their password, or yours.
- Red: a promise to read private chats word for word.
Got the username? See where their snaps go.
Check a username