Account monitoring
Your Facebook Security Alerts Dashboard: One Place to Watch Your Own Account
FbTracker is a simple way to organize the checks you already run on your own account — recent logins, active sessions, signed-in devices and login alerts — each read straight from Facebook's own official screens. No hidden collection, no passwords, no access to anyone else's account.
See the signal categoriesNo password, ever
FbTracker never asks for your Facebook login and never signs in for you.
Official data only
Every check reads Facebook's own screens — no scraping, no hidden collection.
Owner-only by design
For your own account, or a minor child / consenting adult via Meta's tools.
FbTracker is an independent guide. It is not affiliated with or endorsed by Meta.
The four signal categories your dashboard keeps in view
Recent logins
A running view of when and from where your account signed in.
Active sessions
Everywhere you're currently logged in, at a glance.
Signed-in devices
The phones and browsers holding an open session on your account.
Login alerts
Unrecognized-login warnings routed so you actually notice them.
Every category links out to a step-by-step guide that uses Facebook's own official surfaces.
Where you're logged inUpdated now
iPhone 14 · App
Lisbon · active now
Windows PC · Chrome
Porto · 2 hours ago
Android · App
Warsaw · not recognised
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See every signal category on one map
The dashboard concept is an organizer, not a data vault — it points you to each official check in the right order.
- Groups the checks you'd otherwise hunt for across Settings
- Every tile deep-links to Facebook's own live screen
- Nothing is stored on our side — you read the source directly
Login alertsUpdated now
New device signs in
Push + email
Login from a new place
Unfamiliar city
Weekly summary
Calm recap
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Make login alerts hard to miss
Unrecognized-login warnings only help if they reach you — the dashboard reminds you to set them up and check they still work.
- Links to alert setup on Facebook's official settings
- Covers the 'not getting alerts' failure case
- You confirm delivery yourself; we make no guarantees
Devices on your accountUpdated now
iPhone 14 · this device
Lisbon · active now
Windows PC · Chrome
Porto · 2 hours ago
Android phone
Warsaw · not recognised
Illustration · fictional data · not affiliated with Facebook
Keep devices and sessions tidy
One place to notice a session you don't recognize and act on it through Facebook's own controls.
- Points to the live 'Where you're logged in' list
- Guides you to log out of a device you don't recognize
- Force-logout-everywhere is one link away when you need it
FAQ
Is this an actual live dashboard that pulls in my Facebook data?
No. FbTracker doesn't connect to your account or store your data. The 'dashboard' is an organizing concept — it lays out the categories of checks (logins, sessions, devices, alerts) and links you to Facebook's own official screens where you read them yourself. Nothing passes through us.
Can this dashboard show me who viewed my profile?
No, and be wary of anything that claims it can. Facebook does not provide 'who viewed your profile' data, and no legitimate tool can reveal it. This dashboard is about security signals you genuinely own — sign-in activity, sessions, devices and alerts — not viewer tracking.
Will it tell me exactly who logged into my account if I see something suspicious?
It can't name an intruder, and we won't promise that. What it can do is point you to your recent-login list, location history and device list on Facebook so you can spot a session you don't recognize and shut it down — plus run Facebook's Security Checkup to secure the account.
Do I need to install an app?
No install is required to use the guides. FbTracker organizes links to Facebook's own official settings, which work in any browser or the Facebook app you already have. If you're wondering whether a dedicated app exists, see our activity tracker app page for an honest answer.
Can I use this to watch someone else's Facebook?
Only your own account, a minor child you're responsible for, or an adult who has given clear consent — always through Meta's official supervision and security tools. Covertly monitoring another adult's account isn't something FbTracker supports or explains.