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Paste an X handle and see real reach: average views, engagement, top posts and the coins they talk about.
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Read the full README ↗Paste any X username or profile link and see the account's real reach: average and median views, engagement rate, reach per follower, top posts, and the coins and accounts they mention most. Every result page has a share card, a "Share on X" button, and a preview image that shows up when the link is posted on X.
Data comes from the official X API. One full check reads 1 profile and up to 20 posts. At current pay-per-use prices that's about $0.11 per account, and the app caches each account for 12 hours, so repeat views of the same account are free.
You can see the whole design with fake numbers before paying X anything. Deploy it (steps below) and set X_DEMO=1. Every page then shows a "Demo data" banner.
receipts, keep it Private, and create it.node_modules or .next folders, if you created them). Click Commit changes.Go to vercel.com, sign up with your GitHub account.
Click Add New → Project, pick the receipts repo, and click Import.
Before clicking Deploy, open Environment Variables and add:
| Name | Value |
|---|---|
X_BEARER_TOKEN | your Bearer Token from Step 1 |
POSTS_LIMIT | 20 |
CACHE_SECONDS | 43200 |
RATE_LIMIT_PER_HOUR | 30 |
For demo mode instead, add X_DEMO = 1 and skip the token.
Click Deploy. After about a minute you get a link like receipts-yourname.vercel.app. That's your app.
Optional: add NEXT_PUBLIC_SITE_URL = your final link (for example https://receipts-yourname.vercel.app) and redeploy, so share previews always use the right address.
To change a setting later: Vercel → your project → Settings → Environment Variables, edit, then Deployments → ⋯ → Redeploy.
Want your own domain like receipts.xyz? Buy it anywhere, then Vercel → Settings → Domains → Add.
| Variable | What it does | Default |
|---|---|---|
X_BEARER_TOKEN | Your X API key. Required for real data. | — |
POSTS_LIMIT | How many recent original posts to analyze (5–100). More posts = more accurate, more credits. | 20 |
CACHE_SECONDS | How long to reuse an account's results. Longer = cheaper. | 43200 (12h) |
RATE_LIMIT_PER_HOUR | Max checks per visitor per hour. Protects your credits. | 30 |
X_DEMO | 1 = fake data, no X calls. | 0 |
NEXT_PUBLIC_SITE_URL | Your site's address, for share previews. | — |
Needs Node.js 18 or newer.
npm install
cp .env.example .env.local # then fill in X_BEARER_TOKEN, or set X_DEMO=1
npm run dev # open http://localhost:3000
There's also a JSON endpoint: /api/profile?u=username.