Fediverse Platforms: Analytics and Scheduling for 20+ Networks

Platforms FediSuite supports

The Mastodon family includes Mastodon, Pleroma, Akkoma, GoToSocial, Pixelfed, Friendica, Snac, Takahē, Mitra, GNU social, BizzFed and vutuv. On top of that come Vernissage, the Misskey family with Misskey, Sharkey, Calckey, Firefish and Iceshrimp, as well as PeerTube, Loops and WordPress with the ActivityPub plugin.

Enter your instance address and FediSuite detects its software. It then guides you through the appropriate sign-in: OAuth2 for Mastodon and many compatible services, MiAuth for Misskey and its forks, and account credentials for PeerTube. Your accounts appear together in the calendar, composer and analytics workspace.

The individual platform pages show how you can plan posts and which responses you can examine afterwards. Prepare a photo series for Pixelfed, a PeerTube video and a Mastodon announcement as parts of the same campaign, without losing track of the accounts involved.

• Pixelfed for photos, PeerTube for video, Loops for short videos
• Friendica as a social network, vutuv as a professional network
• Misskey and its forks with notes and reactions

Rules of the instance instead of rigid assumptions

Even two instances running the same software can have different limits. FediSuite reads character limit, media count, media rules and visibility levels from the instance when you connect and applies them in the composer.

When you prepare a post for several accounts, the composer checks which settings the selected destinations have in common. You can spot media and visibility conflicts before publishing. Alt text and content warnings remain part of the writing workflow wherever the platform supports them.

A different strength on each platform

On Mastodon and compatible platforms, you can examine estimated reach alongside favourites, boosts and replies. On Misskey, reactions and renotes tell a different story. PeerTube gives you likes and comments on your videos; Loops adds shares to the response to short videos. FediSuite keeps those figures connected to the posts you actually published.

Analytics follow the capabilities of each platform rather than forcing unlike accounts into one artificial metric. Your editorial work can still come together in the calendar: organize a launch across formats and instances, then look at the response account by account.

More networks through plugins

The plugin system connects additional networks. One example is Bluesky: it is not built on ActivityPub and therefore strictly speaking not part of the Fediverse, but it can be added as a plugin.

On your own FediSuite installation, you decide which plugins and feature areas to enable. Try the official instance first if you like, then use Docker to run the same workflow on a server you control.