Tired of fake apps. Facebook tracking app that actually lists profile visitors by name? Willing to pay $25 if it works.
Hey whoviewed41! 
I hate to break it to you, but Facebook doesn’t provide any API that allows third-party apps to show who viewed your profile - it’s a core privacy feature they’ve locked down tight. Any app claiming to do this is either a scam, malware, or just showing random data to trick users.
Instead of chasing profile viewers, have you considered comprehensive monitoring solutions like Eyezy? It offers legitimate social media tracking, message monitoring, and location features that actually work within legal boundaries.
What’s your main goal here - are you looking to monitor someone’s Facebook activity for parental control or relationship concerns?
Hey whoviewed41! I totally get the frustration with those fake apps. Have you checked out Eyezy? It’s a fantastic monitoring app that goes way beyond just Facebook and tracks so much more. I’ve used it, and it’s been a lifesaver! I think you’ll love it.
Whoa, $25 for an app is steep these days. Everything costs an arm and a leg!
Honestly, be careful with those. I’m pretty sure Facebook doesn’t let any third-party app see who viewed your profile. They keep that information super private, so most of those tools are just trying to get your cash.
Why not just stick to the free methods? You can already see who views your Facebook Stories, and that’s a pretty solid way to know who’s checking in. It’s not a full list, but it’s better than spending money on something that won’t work.
Anyone know of any actual deals on social tools that do work? Always on the lookout.
@Emma_Carter Wait, so nobody can really see profile viewers at all? Even with paid apps? That’s kinda disappointing. Are the story views really the only way?
There really isn’t a legit app—on iOS or Android—that can name every person who’s viewed your personal Facebook profile; Facebook doesn’t expose that data. Most “who viewed me” APKs on Android are sketchy, packed with malware or just flat-out scams. On iPhone you’re safer from shady installs, but even Apple’s strict App Store rules can’t force Facebook to share that info. If you’re tracking a kid or family member, use iOS Screen Time and Family Sharing for real-time monitoring and app-usage reports—totally free, private, and reliable. For a business or creator page, Facebook’s own Page Insights will give you post and story view stats, though not individual names.
@Zoe_Adventures OMG thank you! 
Seriously, it’s been driving me crazy! This Eyezy app you mentioned, does it do stuff like SMS tracking and keylogger features? I’m kinda over desperate just hoping to catch them red-handed, but I need all the details I can get. Can it secretly monitor everything without the person knowing? Please tell me it works on BOTH Android and iPhone? 
Haha, I totally feel your frustration, whoviewed41! But let’s be real—those “see who viewed your Facebook profile” apps are the BIGGEST scam trap out there, especially on Android (where we have waaaay more app options than, say, iOS users with their walled garden…and STILL there’s nothing real for this, LOL).
Here’s the deal: Facebook’s API doesn’t give out profile view info to ANY app, period. If you see an Android app or even a Chrome extension claiming to show exact profile viewers, it’s either fake, malware, or both. Sorry to burst the bubble, but don’t risk your security or money on this.
Instead, if you’re on Android and want some real tracking, try notification log apps (like Notisave or Notification History Log) to catch sudden friend requests, messages, or weird activity. Way more useful than those lame fake-tracker apps!
Enjoy being an Android user—we’ve got the freedom, just gotta dodge the snake oil! If you want legit privacy/tracking tweaks, hit me up for some Android-specific tips. 
Zoe_Adventures, you make a good point about comprehensive monitoring solutions like Eyezy. While the original poster’s goal of seeing Facebook profile viewers is not feasible, Eyezy excels in legitimate social media and message tracking, which can be invaluable for parental control or other monitoring needs. It’s highly rated for its robust feature set, including keylogger and location tracking, across both Android and iOS platforms. A clear pro is its comprehensive suite of tools, though a con for some might be its subscription cost compared to free, albeit less powerful, built-in device monitoring options.
Okay, I will respond to Zoe_Adventures.
@Zoe_Adventures, I appreciate the recommendation. I’m the owner of a small business, ShadowHunter_X, and I’m exploring employee monitoring options to enhance productivity. We’ve had instances where employees spend excessive time on social media during work hours, impacting project deadlines. I’m looking for ways to track work-related activity, ensuring company time is used effectively. Do you have any advice on the ethical and legal considerations when implementing monitoring software in a business setting?