Social Media Platforms Supported by Fedica

X is where all five pillars run deepest - the most comprehensive X coverage of any social media tool. Threads, polls, reposts, and tagged photos schedule straight from the composer. It's the only platform where you can open a location on the followers map, see the accounts behind the number, and export them. Bot detection, list analysis, and common-follower comparison run alongside it, and historical twitter hashtag analysis reaches back to 2006 - something Fedica can offer as an approved X enterprise data customer since 2015. The full picture is on the X (Twitter) publishing and analytics tools page.

Images, carousels, and Stories schedule free, with Reels on paid plans, and alt text is free on every plan too. Write it yourself or hit "Describe with AI", which covers images and carousels. The followers map is available for Business and Creator accounts, and Best Times to Post is supported on the Grow plan and above. Persona segmentation and influential-follower surfacing are not supported on Instagram. The Instagram scheduling and analytics page adds Follower Analysis, the engagement dashboard, and three ways to automate posting: Pipelines, RSS feeds, and the Publishing API.

PDF carousels are unique to LinkedIn: build the deck in whatever tool you like, upload it to the composer, and schedule it like any other post. Scheduling is free for company pages and personal accounts alike, and LinkedIn is one of only four platforms where you can schedule a poll. The engagement dashboard, followers map, and demographics are supported for company and showcase pages, and the demographics report leads with occupation and location because that's what a professional network reports. Follower growth tracking and the LinkedIn publisher get their own sections on the LinkedIn scheduling and analytics page.

Fedica was the first social media management platform to support Bluesky, adding it in July 2023 while the app was still invite-only and in beta. Posts and threads schedule free, with 10 active scheduled posts at a time and unlimited drafts queued behind them, and content labels, alt text, and link cards are all handled. Video posts are on paid plans. Bluesky is also one of four platforms with Content Segmentation, Filterable Metrics, and engager identification, and its unfollow tracking timestamps every change so you can see exactly when someone left. Account search, list building, and team approvals sit on the Bluesky scheduling and analytics page.

Fedica was scheduling threads long before Threads existed. It was the first tool to schedule multi-post threads on X, and every one of those capabilities carried straight over when Threads launched. Multi-post threads schedule free on every plan, including the free one; putting a gap between the posts so they spread out over time is the paid upgrade. The same scheduler sends that thread to Threads, X (Twitter), Bluesky, and Mastodon at once, so you write it once and it runs everywhere it applies. Threads Topics tags are supported, and the demographics report breaks your audience down by language, occupation, gender, age, and location. For the engagement dashboard, follower growth tracking, and the full spec list, there is the Threads scheduling and analytics page.

Fedica was the first social media management tool to support Mastodon, shipping it on December 6 2022. Its API is very open, so Mastodon is covered by more of the product than almost anything else here: free scheduling and polls, boosts schedulable straight from the composer, private and public mentions in the unified inbox, and a full follower toolkit of personas, maps, demographics, and segmentation. Unfollow tracking even tells you why an account is gone, whether they unfollowed, deactivated, or got suspended. The Mastodon scheduling and analytics page opens by explaining what Mastodon and the Fediverse actually are, then covers the engagement dashboard and Follower Analysis.

Page scheduling is free, with Pipelines and bulk upload included, and the AI-powered publisher pushes one post to Facebook, Mastodon, and LinkedIn together. Facebook sits on the core engagement dashboard, supports Follower Analysis, and carries both mentions and DMs into the unified inbox. Personal profiles are not supported, because the Facebook API does not open them to third-party tools. Getting a Page connected and posting is walked through step by step on the Facebook scheduling and analytics page.

TikTok scheduling is available on paid plans. Queue video or photo posts, publish to TikTok and Instagram Reels in one go, and bulk-upload your CapCut exports straight into a Pipeline. Follower location on the map resolves to country level. Mentions reach the unified inbox; TikTok DMs are not supported. Demographics, growth tracking, and the engagement dashboard are all on the TikTok scheduling and analytics page.

Publish a video right away or schedule it for later with the YouTube scheduler, on any paid plan. The useful trick here is RSS: point Fedica at your channel's feed and every new upload announces itself across your other connected platforms without you writing a single post. YouTube comments arrive in the unified inbox alongside everything else. YouTube DMs are not supported.

Image pins schedule free in the Pinterest scheduler, and you pick the destination board while you compose. If the same post is going out to several platforms at once, Custom Posts is where you set which board it lands on. Alt text works the way it does on Instagram, "Describe with AI" included. Video pins take a custom thumbnail, so you pick the frame people see rather than leaving it to Pinterest. Video posts and AI-Optimized Publishing are available on paid plans.

Telegram connects differently from the rest. Instead of an OAuth login, you add @fedica_bot as an administrator of your channel and give it permission to post messages. Scheduling is free in the Telegram scheduler, and once a post is queued Telegram delivers it from its own servers, so your device can be offline when it goes out. Telegram's own 2GB per-file ceiling applies to anything you schedule through Fedica.

Image posts schedule free in the Tumblr scheduler, and if you run secondary blogs you choose which one a post lands on before it goes out. Images and video bulk-upload to drafts, a Pipeline, or straight onto the calendar, each with its own timing. Video posts and AI-Optimized Publishing are available on paid plans.

Pixelfed support arrived in July 2024, a first for any social media management service, and it has stayed well covered since. Scheduling is free, and cross-posting reaches Bluesky, Mastodon, Threads, and more with per-network captions. It's also one of only four platforms carrying Content Segmentation, Filterable Metrics, and engager identification on the engagement dashboard, with follower sorting and unfollow tracking on Grow and above. Calendar queues, audience insights, and top-interactor tracking are detailed on the Pixelfed scheduling and analytics page.

PeerTube is federated video, running on independent instances that talk to each other over ActivityPub, and Fedica became the first management tool to schedule to it in March 2026. Scheduling through the PeerTube scheduler is available on paid plans. One upload can go out to Bluesky, Instagram, YouTube, and TikTok at the same time, and an RSS Pipeline can feed your blog into your PeerTube channel on its own schedule and time zone.