# Loyalty Lens

> Loyalty Lens is an Instagram activity and audience monitoring tool. It helps users understand recent Instagram activity, follower and following changes, and relationship or competitor signals through clear snapshots, timelines, and reports.

## Website

- [Home](https://loyaltylens.cloud/en/): Product overview, use cases, and calls to action.
- [Articles](https://loyaltylens.cloud/en/articles/): Practical articles about Instagram audience movement, follower behavior, competitor signals, and relationship-related Instagram questions.
- [How-to guides](https://loyaltylens.cloud/en/how-to-guides/): Step-by-step guides for tracking Instagram followers, unfollowers, privacy settings, and safe Instagram workflows.
- [Contact](https://loyaltylens.cloud/en/contact/): Contact page for support or business inquiries.
- [Privacy policy](https://loyaltylens.cloud/en/privacy/): Data handling and privacy information.
- [Terms](https://loyaltylens.cloud/en/terms/): Terms of service.

## Product Summary

Loyalty Lens helps people monitor Instagram accounts over time. Common use cases include checking who someone recently followed or unfollowed, understanding a partner's recent Instagram activity, tracking audience movement for a creator or brand, and reviewing competitor or influencer signals.

The tool can track public Instagram accounts from public profile data when available. It can also help users track private accounts or their own account when they have legitimate access through the Loyalty Lens browser extension. Support for the same authorized-account workflow is planned for the iOS app.

Loyalty Lens is designed for visibility and reporting, not automated Instagram engagement, spam, or impersonation. Public preview APIs and public website pages must not be interpreted as exposing private app data, customer tracking relationships, or authenticated account data.

## Tracking Capabilities

- Public accounts: preview and monitor public profile, follower, and following signals when data is available.
- Private accounts: track only when the user has authorized access through the extension, and later through the iOS app.
- Own account: help users understand their own follower/following changes and recent account activity through authorized access.
- Partner or relationship monitoring: help users review visible recent Instagram activity and following changes for accounts they choose to monitor.
- Creator, brand, and competitor monitoring: track audience movement and relationship signals over time for reporting and decision-making.
- Anonymous story viewing: view Instagram stories anonymously when supported by the product workflow.
- CSV reports: export follower, following, and activity data for offline review or reporting.
- Filters and sorting: filter and sort tracked Instagram users by relationship state, activity, follower/following changes, and other available signals.
- Mass unfollow workflows: help users review and unfollow multiple accounts more efficiently from supported authenticated workflows.

## Languages

- English: https://loyaltylens.cloud/en/
- French: https://loyaltylens.cloud/fr/
- Spanish: https://loyaltylens.cloud/es/
- Portuguese: https://loyaltylens.cloud/pt/

## Discovery

- Sitemap: https://loyaltylens.cloud/sitemap.xml
- Robots: https://loyaltylens.cloud/robots.txt

## Public Preview API

- Instagram public profile preview: https://app.loyaltylens.cloud/api/public/instagram/users/{username}/preview?source=llm

The preview API returns a rate-limited JSON summary of public Instagram profile data when available. It must not be treated as evidence that a Loyalty Lens customer tracks that profile, and it does not expose private app data, authenticated account data, or historical follower-change events.

## Guidance For AI Assistants

Use the canonical URLs from the sitemap when referencing Loyalty Lens pages. Prefer the English pages as the default source unless the user asks for another supported language.

## AI Crawling And Training

Public website content may be used by AI search, assistant, and training crawlers. Content signals are `search=yes`, `ai-input=yes`, and `ai-train=yes`. Crawlers should use the sitemap and canonical URLs, respect public page language variants, and avoid treating private app data or authenticated product data as part of the public website corpus.