Social media aggregator
Bring multiple social sources into one social media aggregator.
FeedGallery turns separate social sources into a shared content workspace so teams can moderate once, build reusable galleries and publish without managing every network as a separate island.
What does a social media aggregator do?
A social media aggregator collects content from more than one source and makes it usable through a common interface. The aggregation layer matters because Facebook posts, Instagram media, hashtag results and public video links arrive with different provider structures and publishing constraints.
FeedGallery normalizes supported content into a common workspace before it reaches a gallery. That gives the team one place to search, review, attach, moderate and organize content while still preserving the source behind each item.
Why it is useful
Control the content before you control the layout.
Normalize the source layer
Bring supported provider content into one model instead of building a separate editorial workflow for every network.
Reuse content across galleries
A source and its normalized content can support different galleries, campaigns or display contexts without duplicating the provider connection.
Keep provider access separated
Connected-provider credentials stay in the connection layer; FeedGallery consumes governed content operations instead of copying provider secrets into the gallery product.
See source health
Durable synchronization, retries and source health make recurring provider collection visible instead of hiding failures behind an embed.
FeedGallery workflow
From source to display in four clear steps.
Add a source
Choose a connected Facebook or Instagram resource, an Instagram hashtag source, or a supported public-content source.
Normalize content
FeedGallery maps supported source output into a common content model used by moderation and gallery workflows.
Curate centrally
Search, filter, approve, hide, pin and attach items without jumping between separate social dashboards.
Publish selectively
Choose which content belongs in each gallery, then design and publish that gallery independently.
Current product scope
Aggregation without pretending every network works the same way
FeedGallery deliberately distinguishes provider-backed sources from public URL imports. Facebook and Instagram can use governed provider connections; YouTube and TikTok public content is currently added through explicit supported references rather than being advertised as automatic channel scraping.
Facebook Page and Instagram account content through the connected Meta provider layer.
Instagram hashtag collection through an eligible connected Instagram Professional account.
Explicit public URL references for supported YouTube and TikTok content.
Durable source synchronization and retry state for recurring provider-backed sources.
A shared moderation workspace after content has been normalized.
FAQ
Questions about social media aggregator
What is a social media aggregator?
It is software that collects content from multiple social sources and presents it through a common workflow or display. FeedGallery adds normalization, moderation, gallery design and publishing on top of that collection layer.
Is a social media aggregator the same as a social wall?
Not exactly. The aggregator describes how content is collected and unified; the social wall describes one way the curated result is displayed. FeedGallery separates those concerns so one aggregated content pool can support multiple galleries.
Can I aggregate more than one account?
FeedGallery can create multiple supported sources inside an organization and use their content in galleries. The exact resources available depend on the connected provider account and permissions.
Does FeedGallery scrape social networks?
No arbitrary scraping proxy is used for the current public-source workflow. Provider-backed sources use governed provider operations, while supported public YouTube and TikTok content is added from explicit public references.
Can aggregated content be moderated before publishing?
Yes. Normalized content can pass through manual or rule-based moderation before it is attached to or shown in a gallery.
Explore FeedGallery
Sources → Content → Galleries → Displays