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Find the conversations behind your next idea.

Explore public launch discussions, developer projects, and creator content. Turn the feedback you collect into a focused product research workflow.

Your workflow
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COLLECT → REVIEW → BUILD

A product feedback shortlist

Public source data, documented requests, and a traceable response.

Workflow illustration. Collection, scheduling, and analysis run in your application.

Use cases

Make the data useful to your team.

01

Idea validation

Collect the language people use to describe a problem before building a solution.

02

Launch research

Review public discussions and responses around related product launches.

03

Small data features

Add a public profile, repository, or community feed to your product.

Implementation

From your first request to a repeatable workflow.

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  1. 1

    Choose a research question

    Start with a product category, a public account, or a project you want to understand.

  2. 2

    Collect the evidence

    Query a relevant source and retain the original URL, text, and collection time.

  3. 3

    Review the patterns

    Group feedback in your own app, follow useful threads, and turn observations into experiments.

Suggested starting points

Endpoints for this workflow.

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Coverage is rolling out during preview. Test the endpoint you need before integrating. Unavailable operations return an explicit error and use no credits.

FAQ

Questions teams ask

Practical answers to help you get started.

Does SocialQuery run this entire workflow for me?

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SocialQuery provides the documented data endpoints. Your application handles scheduling, storage, analysis, and delivery of the final report or feature.

How do I estimate usage?

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Each endpoint lists its credit cost and cache window. Start with a small sample, inspect the actual response, and review usage in your dashboard.

Can I add more sources later?

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Yes. Browse the platform catalog and test the additional endpoints you need. Authentication and response metadata are shared; the data fields depend on the operation.

Next step

Start with one useful request.

Test a source, inspect its response, and build from there.

Start with free credits