Do I need their password?
No. The check starts from just the username.
| What you want | On Snapchat yourself | IChecker Live card |
|---|---|---|
| Their Best Friends | Only they can view the list | Shown in order |
| Who they snap now | Only the people in the chat are aware | A live row in the card |
| Snap score | On their profile, once you're friends | On the card, without a friend request |
| My Eyes Only | Locked behind their passcode | Part of the lookup |
| What it takes | Their phone in your hands | Their username |
What works
- One username begins it. Their login never comes into it.
- Best Friends, live snaps, snap score and My Eyes Only sit on one card.
What does not
- A display name won't find them: you need the exact username.
- The live row shows the moment you check, so a later check can be different.
What live means
The Snapping now row is read at the moment you start the check.
Best Friends move as well: Snapchat updates the list regularly, from who someone snaps and chats with most.
Asked before a first check
Where can I find a username?
On their Snapchat profile, under the display name. A link they sent to add them has it too.
Why won't Snapchat show me their Best Friends?
Snapchat keeps that list for the account owner. Up to eight names are on it.
What does a yellow heart mean?
Two people are each other's number one Best Friend. The card shows their top spot the same way.
Why does the card change between checks?
The live row follows who they snap at that moment, and Best Friends change as habits do.
Words used here
- Best Friends
- The up to eight people a Snapchatter snaps and chats with most, visible only to them.
- Snap score
- The number on a Snapchat profile that grows as someone sends and receives snaps.
- My Eyes Only
- The passcode-locked part of Snapchat Memories.
- Friend emojis
- The small marks, like the yellow heart, that Snapchat shows next to a friend's name.