Fedica 2.0 - Publish and grow your profile across social apps
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For creators who want to succeed when their fans are fragmented across platforms. Know who engages, what they care about, and where they're from, with deep audience segmentation and demographics. Publish tailored posts on 12+ platforms. Connect with engagers from one inbox. 15 years of audience intelligence, built on Tweepsmap's geographic foundation. We put the people back in your analytics.
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Fedica
Hey PH, I'm Samir, CEO and Founder of Fedica.
Fedica helps you publish and grow your profile across socials.
If your followers live on more than one platform, this is for you.
Here's how it works:
Know the people behind your engagements and what they care about.
Publish tailored content on every network.
Connect with the people behind each engagement from one inbox.
Why you want Fedica:
Audience intelligence: segment followers, search leads, trace superfans down to the city.
Smarter publishing: tailor each post per platform from what actually lands.
One hub: audience intelligence, analytics, scheduling, and inbox, without app-hopping.
Fedica 2.0 is a ground-up overhaul of the entire platform. 15 years of audience intelligence led to today: expanded analytics, Top Interactors, per-platform publishing, a unified inbox, and new Management, Research, and RSS sections. All built to work together in one workflow. We're bringing the human connection back to social media, across the platforms they're on.
To celebrate Fedica 2.0 we are offering 30% off (or 50% off when paid annually)
Use https://fedica.com/partners/ProductHunt to access this discount
Super excited for creators on PH to try it 🚀
@albattran Hey, I'm also Samir. And you have a great product. Keep it up!
Fedica
@samiralibabic thank you also Samir :-)
I appreciate you stopping by!
@albattran Hi Samir, I've been using Fedica for many years and it's a great solution.
Fedica
@dominique_lahaix it's been great having you onboard Dominique!
@albattran Cross-posting is easy, the hard part is each platform rewards different behaviour, so identical content flattens everywhere. Running accounts, I've found the analytics matter more than the publishing. Does Fedica show what's working per-platform, or optimise one feed and mirror the rest?
Fedica
@artem_fedorovich Thanks for the question Artem!
Fedica optimizes per platform, but if you have multiple platforms in the same post then it tries to pick the one that has the most activity.
@albattran Congrats on the 2.0 launch - 15 years of audience data into a ground-up rebuild is no small thing!
The Solutions page: the analytics are genuinely deep, filterable, demographic, and keyword-level. What I don't see is the bridge from insight to action - once I know my top city is London and my best keyword is X, does Fedica ever tell me what to post next, or is that still on me to figure out? That's usually where the real value gets unlocked for stretched-thin teams.
Fedica
@anna_ludwinowski great question! and yes, we do!
1. We have a section that's "trending by city" and it automatically shows you what's trending in each city where you have most followers (Live Trending Topics on solutions page)
There is also trending with followers, this one let's you see the trends across all followers regardless of location. You can also zoom in and engage from the dashboard if you wish
There is also "best words" which lets you know which topic your followers engage with the most
And you can filter your posts by topic to measure engagement on each one to see what works and what doesn't
Then you can use the post optimizer that will make your post optimal. You can just post the keywords if you wish, but ideally you put some text to convey some original thoughts beyond the basic keywords.
Finally, the timing is all automatic based on your audience
There are so many tools to showcase in the slides here, so we picked the ones we thought would showcase the top level, but you ca go deeper in the service!
@albattran
Fantastic day to you, Samir and the Fedica Team! Hope that you're all doing well.
Long time user as you know. Great new launch here on Product Hunt; Congratulations! I'll keep this short due to the high volume of useable features available. Let's get into a review.
I've released daily content on X for >4 years and I've used TweetsMap or FollowerWonk the majority of those years. I've seen the explosive growth and capabilities firsthand and benefited from the hyper engaging and thorough engineering team at Fedica.
The latest upgrade, 'Dark Mode', or Fedica 2.0, brought a large number of changes with it. Some, but certainly not all, of the advantages of Fedica are:
Scheduling through the Calendar. Coordinating that schedule across multiple social media platforms together, or coordinated together. This is done via an instant ( + ) add to the day, or through the 'Pipeline' feature that allows you to bulk upload content. You're able to save drafts, save to customized pipelines with infinite color control for visual clarity in your calendar. Views are either daily or monthly and adjustable to weekly start day. Once your content is scheduled, you can leave the order, adjust it by pipelines, release time, or shuffle it for a random release. Scheduling content is detailed to the second, intuitive to use, and the navigation system is well thought out for the best UX possible. Simple 1,2,3 steps for anything you want to do. From your personalized Dashboard, you have a clean Main Menu with several useful dropdowns, Publish, Inbox, Analyze, Manage, and Research. Within each of these Tier I listings are many highly valuable features, whether it's to Sort Followers, Follow Quality, Manage/Analyze Lists, Compare Accounts, Timeline, and so many more. That's only the tip of the features available.
The Fedica Team has created an all encompassing foundational platform for anyone who needs to distribute information, whether that's to a single or multiple sources together or coordinated, and compared and tracked for anything your business requires or you'd need for assessing data.
Fedica is a MUST-HAVE for me and I'm 100% behind what they do. If you're on the fence about whether this platform is for you, I'd say, try it. You'll know right away why Fedica is the Best!
Michael,
Founder and CEO
M2M Global
Content Creator on X
Curious Pollster
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Fedica
@michael_p6 thank you for the detailed feedback, happy to have you onboard all those years Mike!
Osaurus
I know Fedica from its origins as Tweepsmap... back when mapping your Twitter audience felt like a superpower.
Now @Fedica surfaces the actual humans behind your metrics, not just another engagement-rate chart. If someone follows you on X, then Threads, then Instagram, Fedica stitches that into one view of the person: no more worrying: "My super fans follow me everywhere."
That's the diamond-in-the-rough move — find that person, then actually reach out.
Fedica connects those interactions into a more holistic view of each person, enabling you to connect through official APIs where people are most engaged.
In an era of increasingly synthetic accounts, knowing who is actually paying attention is how you generate (and sustain!) enduring connections.
Fedica
@chrismessina thank you so much writing this, it means a lot to us especially coming from the inventor of hashtags!
It's been a long journey since the early days of Tweepsmap, social media has evolved quite a bit with many platforms (centralized and decentralized) and we make it super simple for creators to be present on multiple platforms, while at the same time we use our audience intelligence expertise to offer the depth that cannot be found elsewhere
@chrismessina Fedica definitely solves the WHO problem. The part I see missing is, once you know who's actually paying attention, WHAT do you do with that data? Knowing is half the equation - the other half is having a next move [a message, a reply, an actual reach-out] before that attention cools off.
Fedica
@chrismessina @anna_ludwinowski Hey Anna,
The WHAT to do depends on your objectives: engagements connections, meetings etc
The service is designed to cover a wide range of NEEDs. The actionable insights have actions throughout the service, for example, if you are traveling to a city for a conference or an event, you can filter your followers on X by keyword (e.g. founders) and follow you in that city then message them right on that tool
If you find your followers engage with you more when you post about specific topic on the engagement dashboard you update your publishing pipeline to post more on the topic
Or if it's an individual post that generated traction, you can add it to your your publishing pipeline
If your a topic is trending with your followers you can drill down on what they say and engage/reply etc within the tool itself
If you want to know if posting about a specific topic gets traction by specific demographic (or just in general), simply enter the keywords used and we learn how it performs then you can adjust the publishing pipeline accordingly
And if you just want to post something about a topic your audience is engaged with, you can prompt the AI optimizer to suggest text for your post
Hi @albattran really interesting. Does Fedica automatically adjust queue posting slots per platform based on real-time audience activity heatmaps?
Fedica
@vikramp7470 thanks for the question!
yes, the queue slots are adjusted per post based on the platform selected given the audience activity heatmap, if multiple platforms are selected in the same post then the algorithm would try to pick the one with the most activity data
Once scheduled, the posts do not change the time slot (unless the user changes the queue) because that would create a moving target issue in their calendar and would be very confusing to manage overall (assume a post goes at a given time then it doesn't)
@albattran Makes sense, optimizing before scheduling while keeping the calendar stable is a smart approach.
Fedica
@vikramp7470 Thanks Vikram! I appreciate your comments!
Fedica
Hey everyone!
We've overhauled Fedica with this launch. Our starting point was always a management hub fueled by audience intelligence, and for 2.0, we revamped the whole product, added a lot of new features, and put more of that follower intel in one place, across even more platforms, so you can get to know the people behind your engagement.
You look people up in Management and Research, tailor posts to each platform the way that platform works in Publish, and reply from one inbox. Analytics fuels your next posts and your analysis tools let you dive into communities and conversations.
If you used Fedica before, you'll feel the improved flow of 2.0 where the overhaul lets you move from scheduling to engagement to analysis seamlessly.
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Wishing you good luck with the launch :)
Fedica
@busmark_w_nika Thank you so much Nika we all appreciate it :)
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@jonwesselink @albattran You are welcome, guys :)
Fedica
@busmark_w_nika thank you Nika!
'people back in your analytics' not follower counts is the right fight. when one fan follows me on x and bluesky, do you resolve them as one person or two?
Fedica
@andrewzakonov Great question. We think about this in two layers. At the analytics level, we’re focused on understanding the people and conversations behind the numbers, but the metrics themselves are still reported within each platform because each network has its own data model and attribution rules.
Long term, cross-platform identity resolution is definitely a direction we want because the real insight is understanding the person behind the interactions.
The cross-platform audience stitching is exactly what community managers need — knowing the same person follows you on X and Farcaster and can be reached more effectively on one than the other is a real operational edge. Curious whether Fedica's audience intelligence covers decentralized platforms like Farcaster or Lens, or if the cross-platform view is scoped to the major centralized networks for now?
Fedica
@hazy0 hi Hazy,
Thanks for the question. We actually support multiple decentralized platforms (Mastodon, Bluesky, Pixelfed, BlackSky, EuroSky, and PeerTube .... and more coming soon) We currently do not support Farcaster nor Lens, although it's a possibility in the future depending on adoption and API integration capabilities of each platform
That's a more comprehensive decentralized list than I expected — Bluesky and Mastodon cover a lot of ground for the communities I work with. The Farcaster piece makes sense to stage; their API surface is still evolving and the core user base skews narrow enough that I'd rather see AT Protocol cross-posting nailed first. Appreciate the honest answer.
Fedica
@hazy0 my pleasure! Thanks for the follow up comment!
And yes, cross posting would be first for Farcaster and if we see traction then we can add our audience intelligence piece
Really like the framing @chrismessina used, turning scattered engagement into 'this is one actual person, reachable across platforms' instead of just more charts. Also love that you're personally answering every technical question in the thread, that's not nothing on launch day.
Fedica
@joe_kindness101 Thanks for the comment Joe! Yes, we always like to respond to every questions online, customers, on social media, it's in our DNA! It always start with better customer service
Noticed a reviewer mention they run Fedica alongside other tools just to compare directly, that kind of side by side evaluation is usually what ends up documented in G2/Capterra reviews, since it's hard for a prospect to get that comparison anywhere else. With 32 reviews already, have you found review platforms actually drive real trial signups, or is it more of a trust signal once someone's already evaluating you?
Fedica
@joe_kindness101 Great question. We've found they're mostly a trust signal. People often discover us through search, recommendations, or content first, then check G2 or Capterra to validate that we're a safe choice. The detailed comparisons are especially valuable because they answer questions we can't objectively answer ourselves. That said, we've definitely had some direct signups from review sites too, just not nearly as many as from our organic channels or SEO directly.
@jonwesselink That tracks with what we've seen too, review sites doing more validation work than top-of-funnel discovery. The "answers questions we can't objectively answer ourselves" point is spot on, especially for anything technical where a prospect wants to hear it from a peer, not the vendor. Did you find you had to actively prompt customers for reviews to get that detailed-comparison quality, or did users volunteer that kind of depth on their own?
Fedica
@joe_kindness101 Thanks Joe, for us, we time it with the help desk. When we notice a customer having a positive experience or sharing something helpful about how they use Fedica, we’ll encourage them to share that feedback publicly because it helps other teams evaluating tools and also helps us understand what we should keep building.
@jonwesselink That's a smart trigger point, tying it to a positive support interaction rather than just a generic "please review us" email blast after purchase. Support conversations probably surface way more specific, usable detail (how someone's actually using it) than a cold ask ever would. Do you find those support-prompted reviews read differently than ones you get from marketing pushes, more detailed or specific?
Fedica
@ankita_singh27 Fedica is built for both creators and businesses. Whether you're growing a personal brand, managing clients, or running a lean marketing team, the goal is the same: help you understand your audience and publish natively across platforms.
As for algorithm changes, that's one of the biggest challenges in social media. We stay close to platform updates, adapt as new features roll out, and focus on helping people create platform native content rather than trying to chase every algorithm change. The fundamentals of understanding your audience and creating content that fits each platform tend to outlast algorithm tweaks.
Fedica
@ankita_singh27 thanks for the questions Ankita, you are right keeping up with 12 platforms is not an easy task, and we are expanding them to 14 in the coming days!