@johndoe

and

@dana.whitfield

How are these two connected?

Enter two public accounts. Mutuals finds everyone who links them and ranks the links by how close they are.

Windows 10 and 11 · Public data only · No account

@johndoe

@dana.whitfield

Two overlapping circles, one per account. The overlap shows how many people they have in common. 23 IN COMMON @johndoe @dana.whitfield

In common, strongest first

    Everyone between two accounts.

    The bridge

    The shortest path between two people.

    When they share nobody directly, Mutuals keeps going: friends of friends, until the chain closes.

    Ranked

    Not every link is equal.

    Follows, replies, tags and shared groups are weighed into one score, so the people who matter come first.

    Receipts

    Every link has a source.

    Click a connection to open the public post or list it came from. No guesses, only what is there.

    Privacy

    Public only

    Mutuals reads public follower lists and public interactions. Private accounts stay private.

    Nobody is told

    It reads pages. It does not follow, message or interact with anyone.

    Stays on your PC

    No account and no server in the middle. Results are yours until you delete them.

    Before you download Mutuals

    What does it actually read?

    Public profiles, public follower lists and public interactions such as replies and tags. Nothing that needs a password or a friend request.

    Can it see private accounts?

    No. If an account is private, Mutuals sees what any stranger would see: almost nothing.

    Where do the results go?

    Nowhere. They are kept on your PC until you delete them.

    Is this allowed?

    Reading public information is the same thing you can do by hand. What you do with it is on you: follow each platform’s terms and your local law, and do not use it to harass anyone.

    Find the link.

    Two accounts. Everyone between them.

    Download for Windows

    Windows 10 and 11 · Public data only · No account