Snoopreport
Snoopreport tracks Instagram activity and presents it in recurring reports. Its dashboard brings together liked posts, photos and reels, changes in following, and activity patterns for selected profiles. The publisher says the service uses public data and operates independently of your personal Instagram profile.
Choose profiles and receive reports
You select the Instagram profiles you want to track, then review weekly or monthly reports in a dashboard. Snoopreport reports which profiles someone followed or unfollowed. It also describes reporting on when a person is most active and on the posts or reels they liked.
This recurring format is relevant to someone following a public creator or researching competitors' activity over time. The site positions the service for creators, founders, and businesses as well as individual users. It does not provide a detailed coverage or completeness specification in the captured homepage. A missing activity item should therefore not be read as proof that an action did not happen.
Separate activity from AI interpretation
Snoopreport's AI summaries infer interests and characteristics from activity data. The publisher describes suggested conversation starters, gift ideas, and places to visit, alongside personality-related information. These summaries interpret observed likes and following changes; they do not establish a person's intentions, personality, education, or location as verified facts.
Use the underlying activity report when you need to understand what the service actually observed. An inferred interest can be a starting point for research, but the captured page supplies no independent accuracy measurement for its psychological summaries. The publisher's broad accuracy claims do not resolve that limitation.
Access, price, and research requests
The homepage advertises access at $0.99 per week. It says there is no need to connect your personal Instagram profile and that web-based use requires no app download. The FAQ also states that Snoopreport offers an iOS app, so the browser service is not the only advertised access route.
Data science students and researchers can contact Snoopreport to request a free dataset. That offer is distinct from the advertised monitoring price; the page does not spell out eligibility, dataset contents, or redistribution conditions. Before selecting a paid plan, confirm how many profiles it covers and which reporting options are included. Those details are not established by the homepage's starting-price statement.