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With accountanalysis you can evaluate Twitter accounts faster. Reasearchers and journalists use it determine how automated and fitting an accounts behaviour is, when it's active, which apps it uses and what URLs it shares.

The User Card shows the basic information of the account you are currently analyzing. How many Tweets the account published, how many accounts they follow and how many follow them. The number of Tweets they favorited and on how many lists they are. Most of these metrics can be directly or indirectly changed by the user. Only the date of creation and ID are fixed. The Daily Rhythm chart shows at which hours on which weekdays an account is most active. The darker the blue, the more tweets were published at that time. You can click on each individual hour or select all hours of a weekday or the same hour each weekday by clicking on the respective label. Or any combination. The times are shown in your local time zone (of your computer). Watch out for weird patterns. Most people need to sleep, bots don't. Some people work nightshifts or post irregularly.

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  • Freemium (Subscription)
  • Proprietary

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  • Online
  • Software as a Service (SaaS)
The Last Tweets Grid displays the Tweets in the current selection. While you drill down in the data it helps to look at the actual Tweets. The label on the right shows what type the specific Tweet has. By clicking on the date you can visit the Tweet on Twitter. By clicking on "Show Full Tweet" you can look at the Twitter-Embed of the Tweet.
The Tweetvolume by Date shows how many Tweets the account published at a specific date. You can click and drag to only look at Tweets that were published on the highlighted dates. Only few people Tweet the same number of Tweets each day. Single days with high volume can indicate that an event happened. The Hashtag-chart can help with identifying what kind of event. The Day of Week chart shows on which weekdays an account is most active. You can click on each weekday to select Tweets that were published on that weekday. The chart shows the aggregated number of Tweets for that weekday from all Tweets that were retrieved from the account. Most people tweet either more on workdays or on weekends. Some have different schedules.
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What is accountanalysis?

accountanalysis is a tool to evaluate social media accounts. Currently, it allows users to analyze Twitter profiles. It is used by journalists, academics, marketers and other individuals to quickly get an overview how a social media account is used and to drill deep into the data through cross-filtering.

Users can inspect various aspects of the account. For example, when and what type of content they publish, what accounts they interact with, and what websites they share. It works without any machine learning or AI magic. Instead, it presents the data in a way that enables people to interpret it. As a result, everything is understandable and reproducible.