Password sign-in, alert switches, and a recovery plan
You can now sign in with an email and password, alongside Google sign-in. The dashboard has separate switches for email and Telegram alerts, a restricted account gets a recovery plan, and the visibility chart turns red on a confirmed drop.
A public statistics page, and history that follows an account change
The X Shadowban Statistics page shows the daily restriction rate and the share of restrictions lifted within 7 and within 30 days. Account history now follows a handle change instead of resetting, and every audit keeps the result of all 4 checks. See the statistics
One pass, up to 3 accounts
Every pass now covers up to 3 X accounts at the same price. The dashboard opens on the account list, with a monitoring switch per account.
Two one-time passes, and Telegram alerts
Monitoring moved to two one-time passes, €2.99 for 14 days or €4.99 for 30 days, no subscription. Alerts can now also be sent to Telegram. See pricing
A deban guide with the 13 causes read from X's own code
Added a deban guide covering the 13 causes of reduced visibility, read from X's own published recommendation code. Subscribers get a likely-cause diagnosis with each report. Read the guide
A daily report, and an MCP server for AI assistants
Added a daily visibility report for subscribers, and an MCP server so AI assistants such as Claude and Cursor can read a monitored account's status directly.