Fedica

Publish and grow your profile across social apps

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Publish and grow your profile across social apps

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Your hub for social analytics, scheduling, and audience insights. Fedica is the people-level social suite for creators whose audience lives across networks. Know who engages, what they care about, and where they're from instead of tracking follower counts alone. Schedule and crosspost on 12+ networks, tailor each post per platform, and reply from one inbox. Deep analytics on followers, competitors, and topics across X, Bluesky, Mastodon, LinkedIn, and more.

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Fedica 2.0

Launching today

Publish and grow your profile across social apps

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

Maker

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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 🚀

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9d ago

@albattran Hey, I'm also Samir. And you have a great product. Keep it up!

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8h ago

Fedica

Maker

@samiralibabic thank you also Samir :-)

I appreciate you stopping by!

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8h ago

@albattran Hi Samir, I've been using Fedica for many years and it's a great solution.

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8h ago

Fedica

Maker

@dominique_lahaix it's been great having you onboard Dominique!

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8h ago

@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?

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6h ago

Fedica

Maker

@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.

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2h ago

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🔌 Plugged in

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.

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11h ago

Fedica

Maker

@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

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9h ago

Hi. Tailoring content per platform and knowing the people behind your engagements sound complementary, but they can actually pull in opposite directions. If a superfan follows you on three platforms and you're publishing tailored, different content on each, the unified view you have of them internally doesn't match what they're seeing externally, since they only ever get the version tuned for whichever platform they're on. Curious whether Fedica's audience intelligence accounts for the fact that segmenting followers by platform means the same real person can show up as three different profiles unless there's identity resolution tying them together across networks. Also on tracing superfans down to the city, that's a fairly granular location claim for social platforms that mostly don't expose precise location data directly. Is that inferred from posting patterns, timezone activity, and bio text, or is there something more direct feeding that, since the accuracy story matters a lot if someone's using it to actually plan real-world engagement like local meetups or regional campaigns.

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5h ago

Fedica

Maker

@thys_beesman Great questions. You’re right that there’s a difference between understanding someone across platforms and the experience they have natively on each network. Fedica keeps platform-specific analytics because each platform has its own context, and we help surface patterns on each network to understand who is engaging and where conversations are happening. Uniyfing all this is something we're considering for sure.

For location insights, we use our own algorithm that combines available social signals to identify audience trends and regional patterns. It’s designed to help with audience intelligence and campaign planning because you can use it in the search tool or follower segmentation.

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5h ago

Fedica

Maker

@thys_beesman thanks for the question Brandon!

As Jon said, we use our proprietary algorithms to determine account demographics, we have been doing this for over 15 years (at the time it used to be called Tweepsmap) and we have finessed high accuracy with these algorithms (especially for larger accounts), and we only show you accounts that we have high confidence in our resolution

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2h ago

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Hi @albattran really interesting. Does Fedica automatically adjust queue posting slots per platform based on real-time audience activity heatmaps?

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8h ago

Fedica

Maker

@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)

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7h ago

@albattran Makes sense, optimizing before scheduling while keeping the calendar stable is a smart approach.

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6h ago

Fedica

Maker

@vikramp7470 Thanks Vikram! I appreciate your comments!

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2h ago

A lot of creators assume the same content works everywhere when it really doesn't. Have you noticed any patterns in what consistently needs to be adapted across platforms?

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7h ago

Fedica

Maker

@reda_roqai_chaoui Definitely. The biggest pattern we've seen is that the core idea can stay the same, but the packaging usually needs to change. Each platform has different audience expectations, formats, and reasons people engage. A post that works well on LinkedIn might need a more conversational angle on X, while visual-first platforms often require a stronger hook upfront. The challenge is keeping the message consistent while adapting it to how people actually consume content on each network.

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6h ago

Fedica

Maker

@reda_roqai_chaoui One of the biggest patterns is that each platform has its own culture and native behaviors. What resonates with an X audience doesn't always translate to Bluesky or Threads. Even small differences matter, like how hashtags work differently across networks, how Threads lets you publish directly into topics, or how Bluesky supports things like markdown-style formatting for richer posts.

Those platform-specific details are what separate simply cross-posting from actually showing up like a native user. A big part of what we’re building with Fedica is helping people understand and take advantage of those differences without needing to manually manage every platform.

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6h ago

I am just wondering is it designed only for creators or businesses, or both? And, How do you keep up with the constant algorithm changes across 12+ social platforms?

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4h ago

Fedica

Maker

@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.

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3h ago

Fedica

Maker

@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!

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2h ago

the people-level analytics framing is more useful than follower counts for anyone trying to build a real audience rather than just a big one. knowing what your actual engagers care about and where they're from changes how you write content, not just when you post it. curious how the cross-network identity matching works though, if the same person follows you on twitter and linkedin does fedica recognize them as one person or treat them as separate audience members?

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4h ago

Fedica

Maker

@shubham4real Thanks! That's exactly the problem we're trying to solve, helping people understand the audience behind the numbers. Today, audience insights are platform specific since each network has its own context and data, but seeing those engagement patterns is often what helps creators tailor content that resonates on each platform.

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4h ago

Fedica

Maker

@shubham4real I just wanted to add that LinkedIn's API doesn't offer much in terms of audience identification so we only use their stats unlike other platforms (X, Bluesky, Mastodon etc) which give more details and help us identify and segment the accounts that follow you (or you follow)

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Previous Fedica Launches

Bluesky Analytics, Search & Growth ToolsFind accounts, track growth, sort followers & schedule posts

Launched on April 22nd, 2025

FedicaThe one AI social media powerhouse

Launched on September 9th, 2023

TweepsmapAnalyze, listen, engage & strategize Twitter growth with AI

Launched on July 21st, 2022

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1d ago

Have you ever clicked on a post because you couldn't ignore the hook...

...only to finish and realize it didn't actually say anything new?

Lately it feels like we're getting really good at optimizing how we say things, but not necessarily what we're saying.

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4d ago

Social media was a town square, now it's like a collection of neighborhoods

For a long time, social media felt like one big town square.

Now it feels more like a collection of neighborhoods.

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9d ago

Over the last few years, social media has become more fragmented.

People are choosing the platforms and communities where they feel most connected. Some are on X, others on Bluesky, LinkedIn, Threads, Mastodon, TikTok, Instagram, YouTube, and whatever comes next.

But something important gets lost when we only look at social through dashboards and numbers: the people behind the engagement.

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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.

Use https://fedica.com/partners/ProductHunt to access this discount

Super excited for creators on PH to try it 🚀

Fedica

Publish and grow your profile across social apps

Publish and grow your profile across social apps

Fedica 2.0

Previous Fedica Launches

Forum Threads

Have you ever clicked on a post because you couldn't ignore the hook...

Social media was a town square, now it's like a collection of neighborhoods

Over the last few years, social media has become more fragmented.

Previous Fedica Launches

Forum Threads

Have you ever clicked on a post because you couldn't ignore the hook...

Social media was a town square, now it's like a collection of neighborhoods

Over the last few years, social media has become more fragmented.

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