> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.xhuntr.com/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# My List and Untrack

> See who you are watching and free up slots.

## See your list

```text theme={null}
/list
```

Shows every account you are tracking, plus how many slots you have used and how many remain. In `/menu` the same view is **👁 My List**.

## Stop tracking someone

```text theme={null}
/remove elonmusk
```

Or tap **🗑 Untrack** in `/menu` and pick from your list.

Removing frees the slot immediately, so you can add someone else straight away.

<Warning>
  Removing an account discards its [baseline](/how-it-works). If you add them back later, XHuntr takes a **fresh** snapshot — you will not be told about anything they did in between. Remove accounts you have genuinely lost interest in, not ones you plan to re-add next week.
</Warning>

## Accounts removed for you

XHuntr will drop an account from your list on its own in one case: the account no longer exists on X — deleted, suspended, or the handle was abandoned. You get a message when this happens, with the handle so you can re-add it if the account comes back.

## Notes and tags

You can attach a short note or an emoji to any tracked account, so a list of thirty handles stays readable. Open the account from **👁 My List** to set one.

## Keeping the list useful

A full list of accounts that never move is worse than a short list of accounts that do. `/status` shows how many alerts you have actually received — if an account has produced nothing in weeks, that slot is probably better spent elsewhere.