What one lookup returns
- Best Friends, ranked. Snapchat builds this list from the people they snap and chat with most, up to eight names, and shows it only to them. SnapZero lays it out, nearest first.
- Who they snap most. The name at the top of that list, the person their snaps go to first.
- Their snap score. The complete number, read from the same username.
- My Eyes Only. The saved snaps they keep inside the passcode folder of their Memories.
Red flags and green flags in a Snapchat lookup
- It starts from a username, nothing else.
- It names what you get before you begin: Best Friends, top contact, snap score.
- It wants you to install an IPA or a tweak first. That changes your phone, it is not a lookup.
- It asks for their password or a login code.
- It asks you to sign in to your own Snapchat account.
SnapZero sits on the green rows: one username in, the list out.
↑ ContentsThe lookup on one label
Lookup facts
- You give
- One Snapchat username
- You get
- Best Friends ranked, top contact, snap score, My Eyes Only
- Install
- None, it runs in your browser
- Their login
- Never asked
- Price
- Free
Honestly
SnapZero shows who they snap with, never what those snaps say.
Read the list as a map of who is close to them. For what is said inside those chats, the one to ask is them.
↑ ContentsBring the username, SnapZero brings the list.
Paste it on the next screen and their Best Friends come up ranked.
Reveal their Best Friends