Inline badges
See likelihood tiers on tweet authors, replies, and profile links for accounts already analysed in BotShark.
Chrome · Firefox · Edge · Brave
BotShark scores while you browse X
Inline likelihood badges, right-click scans, and optional feed treatment — the same explainable BotShark analysis, without leaving x.com.
Right-click scan
Queue a full analysis from any handle or @mention you encounter — results show up as badges once the scan finishes.
Score popovers
Open a compact summary on the page: score, tier, and the main concerns — then jump to the full report in the app.
Feed treatment
On paid plans, hide, dim, or mark posts above your score threshold so noisy automation is easier to filter while you scroll.
Batch page scan
Scan everyone visible on the current timeline or list in one pass (paid) — useful when reviewing a thread or network.
Cluster warnings
Surface coordination cues when BotShark detects text-reuse clusters among accounts you’re looking at (paid).
- 01Install
- 02Sign in
- 03Browse X
- 04Dig deeper
1. Install
Add BotShark from the Chrome Web Store or Firefox Add-ons (Safari via the macOS wrapper when published).
2. Sign in
Connect to app.botshark.io with your account or API key in Options — free tier includes badges and limited daily scans.
3. Browse X
Open x.com as usual. Badges appear on rated handles; right-click any profile to queue a scan.
4. Dig deeper
Open the popover for a quick read, or follow through to the full evidence-backed report in the web app.
The extension is for X/Twitter only. Bluesky analysis lives in the BotShark web app and API — bsky.app’s layout and handle model don’t support the same inline badge surface yet.
BotShark measures behavioural likelihood, not guilt. Badges and feed treatment are investigative aids: every score still links back to explainable rules and evidence in the full report.
Not affiliated with X Corp. Free accounts get inline badges and a daily scan allowance; upgrade in the app (or extension Options) for feed treatment, batch scan, and higher limits.
Yes. The extension talks to your BotShark account on app.botshark.io. Start with a free account (or use the free scan on the marketing site once), then add an API key or sign in via extension Options.
Chromium browsers (Chrome, Edge, Brave) and Firefox. Safari is available via an Xcode-wrapped build on macOS when you need it.
Not as an inline extension. Scan Bluesky handles in the web app or API — the extension’s DOM observers and badges are built for x.com.
Free: inline badges for accounts you’ve already scored, plus a limited number of on-demand scans per day. Paid: feed treatment (hide/dim/mark), batch page scan, cluster warnings, and higher scan limits.