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.
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.
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.
Reviewers largely see Fedica as an easy, reliable tool for scheduling and analytics, especially for X/Twitter but increasingly across newer platforms like Bluesky, Mastodon, Pixelfed, and Pinterest. Users repeatedly praise follower tracking, demographic and location insights, weekly reports, and time-saving cross-posting. Several say it replaces multiple tools or handles niche networks better than alternatives. A founder of How Apps Are Built - 3: Khan Academy's mobile apps with Andy Matuschak also highlights simple multi-platform thread scheduling. Criticism is limited but specific: calendar layout, occasional publishing visibility, no unified inbox, and tighter free access.
Being a user of Fedica, it has been a vital resource for the growth of our company. It provides vital social media data on attendees of our pages and our global reach. Using this information, we are able to fine-tune our marketing and business strategies to foster continued growth. Using this platform alone has contributed to a 25% increase in followers within the past 3 months. Given all of Fedica's features, it has become a vital lifeline and time saver to optimize team efficiency. I am looking forward to it upcoming innovations and seeing how it further contribute to our teams' and platforms' continued successes.
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social media analytics (13)follower tracking (16)global reach analysis (2)
Have been with them since they had a different name. Love the tools, especially for Twitter (X), which shows who unfollowed us, who followed us (and whether they are worth following back or not).
Their new features are also very impressive, esp the ChatGPT integrated posting! Makes marketing soo easy and fun. Highly recommended.
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AI tools (2)ChatGPT integration (1)follower tracking (16)
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Congratulations on the launch, @albattran ! 🎉 Fifteen years of audience intelligence behind a 2.0 is a rare kind of foundation.
A question from someone who spends her days with creators. When you surface a superfan who follows someone on three platforms, do you also show where that person actually engages most deeply? I'm thinking of creators deciding where to put a big announcement. Knowing who cares is one gift; knowing where they're actually listening feels like the second one.
Rooting for you today from another team launching alongside you!
For your own followers, we have different views, including "top interactors", it is per platform (not aggregated). For analysis of other accounts we only show top followers (by follower count, not engagement). The manage section of Fedica is available for X, Bluesky, Mastodon and Pixelfed
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The “Top Interactors” angle feels more useful than another reach dashboard. Knowing who actually keeps showing up is a better starting point for relationships than a bigger impressions number. How are you separating genuine interest from people who simply comment on everything?
There are two parts to managing engagement, a) the inbox where you need to see each comment/reply/quote and respond to those that need to
b) measure the engagement, and with those you can view how many engagements each of them made, filter by type of engagement and also view their creds (followers etc)
More importantly, you can intersect all that with your audience, for example, you can find which of your followers is most engaged, or who doesn't engage with you
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🔌 Plugged in
Firstly, I'm not a power user. Just an ordinary citizen using the power of Fedica to manage my Twitter (X) posts since 2021.
I've tried 3 or 4 other tools before coming across Fedica. They just don't deliver what Fedica does. I organise my posts a week in advance, use pipeline posting to capture an international audience, preload my images using the 'library' feature, and more recently, started using the built in AI tools to polish off my sometimes lethargic tweets. Time saving. Convenient. All-in-one. Looking forward to the 2.0 launch and seeing how it can make my workflow even better.
@pixeltoy thanks so much for sharing how you use Fedica
It warms my heart to see you have been with us since the days of Tweepsmap! Your feedback is highly appreciated!
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Fedica is an amazing tool and product. It doesn't matter if you're a pro or a newbie, Fedica is easy to use and easy to learn. I personally use Fedica for my X account. The information is always up to date and very accurate. Fedica does a great job of tracking your account in real time. I highly recommend anyone trying to build an online presence to use this powerful program. You will see results.
@sdsllc_usa thanks so much for sharing your feedback!
You are right, Fedica is also very helpful for those who want to be only on one platform. We started with Tweepsmap back in the day, which was a twitter only tool, and hence you get all the powerful tools old and new with this new version!
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Love the idea of having everything in one place. Quick question, does this get flagged through the social media apps? I've seen this happen to various other tools.
We always use the official APIs and we follow all the rules for each platform
Flagging usually happen when apps break the rules or don't use the official APIs
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matching "same person" across X, Threads, and IG without a shared id seems like the hard part here - is that fuzzy matching on handle/bio/avatar, or does the fan have to link accounts themselves at some point?
We don't do account matching cross platform, definitely not for Threads and IG because these platforms do not have an open API
Having said that, we do matching of X & Mastodon, and that's done via bio links or user themselves declaring the link with our service, but again this is only limited to these platforms
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I like the profile-growth angle. Curious if the analytics connect content performance back to audience quality, not just impressions and follower count.
Yes, audience quality is one of the metrics we do measure. We do not connect it to individual content performance because the correlation is not straight forward.
Note this tool is only available for X, Bluesky and Mastodon. It is not possible to do on the other 10 supported platforms due to API limitations on these platforms.
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Thanks for sharing, Kevin!