Score any account's Twitter IQ.
No guessing from one reply.

You already know how they post. Tweetiq turns their recent posts into one Post IQ, a rank and four sub-scores.

OK, get the IQ report

Type a handle on the next screen. One quick check opens the report.

@anyaccountPost IQ131RankSub-scores1234

  1. You pick a public X handle, any account you are curious about.

  2. Tweetiq pulls the real profile, then reads the account's recent posts.

  3. Each part of how the account writes gets its own sub-score.

  4. The report ends with one Post IQ and the rank it earns.

Two beliefs about reading an account

  1. To judge an account, you have to scroll back through its timeline.

    False

    Tweetiq reads the recent posts for you and puts what it finds into one report, with the profile at the top.

  2. A Post IQ is the same as an IQ test.

    Half true

    It is a score with a rank and sub-scores, read from what the account posts on X. It describes the writing, never a clinical result about the person.

Reading the report

Profile
the real picture, name and counts
Post IQ
the overall score from recent posts
Rank
where that score places the account
Sub-scores
the four parts behind the score
Languages
the report comes in eleven
Access
one quick check opens it

The End

Turn the page and pick the account you have been wondering about.

OK, get the IQ report
OK, get the IQ report

Tweetiq, the small print

No account

I made Tweetiq as a small, single page. It has no form and asks you for nothing: you do not make an account here.

The handle you want scored is typed on the report page, after the button. That page runs its own quick check before the report opens.

Like any host, the server keeps standard technical logs (address, time, page asked for) for a short time, to keep the site running.