What can Curator.io curate?

Below is a list of the current networks and sources Curator can find and pull posts from.

We often create custom sources for clients so if something is not on the list, please get in contact and we'll see what we can do.

Twitter

  1. Hashtag
  2. User Account

📌  Limitations:

  • When added as a source, it initially pulls up to 20 posts, from the most recent to the oldest, and will continue to pull new posts within this limit each time it refreshes.


Facebook

  1. Facebook Page
  2. Facebook Page Mention
  3. Facebook Page Visitor Posts

📌  Limitations:

  • Page Mention Source - When added as a source, it initially pulls up to 20 posts, from the most recent to the oldest, and will continue to pull new posts within this limit each time it refreshes.
  • Page Mention Source - Cannot pull Facebook mention posts from a user or personal Facebook account.
  • Visitor Posts Source - Not available for the Facebook Pages that's been converted or uses the "New Pages Experience".


Instagram 

  1. Hashtag
  2. Personal/Private Account
  3. Business Account
  4. Mentions 
  5. Stories 
  6. Tagged / Collab Posts

📌  Limitations:

  • All Sources - When added as a source, it initially pulls up to 20-25 posts, and will continue to pull new posts within this limit each time it refreshes.
  • All Sources -  Cannot pull a post if it contains copyrighted material or has been flagged for a copyright violation.
  • Personal Account - Cannot pull collab posts.
  • Tagged / Collab Posts Source - Cannot pull tagged Stories.
  • Hashtag Source - When added as a source and 'Most Recent' option is selected during setup, it will initially pull posts published in the last 24 hours from the time you connected the source. It will then continue to monitor and pull any new posts containing the defined hashtag during each refresh. Reference.
  • Stories Source - When added as a source, it can only pull posts that are still available from the time you added the source. Also, reshared stories and live video stories aren't supported. 
  • Instagram Carousel Posts - Unfortunately, videos in Instagram Carousel Posts aren't currently supported. If a carousel post contains a video, the video is automatically ignored and hidden when pulled into your Feed. As an alternative, you can try embedding the carousel post into your Feed. Reference


Flickr

  1. Flickr Hashtag
  2. Flickr User
  3. Flickr Album

📌  Limitations:

  • Hashtag Source -  
  • Album Source - The photos are pulled in the order they appear in your Flickr album. Curator pulls them based on the arrangement from top to bottom. So if the newly uploaded photos are at the bottom of your album, they won't be picked up during the Source's next refresh.


YouTube

  1. YouTube Hashtag
  2. YouTube Channel
  3. Youtube Playlist

📌  Limitation:

  • Hashtag Source -  May pull irrelevant videos that aren't associated with the entered hashtag. It's an issue on YouTube's end.
  • Doesn't support auto-play.


Yelp - Business Reviews

📌  Limitation:

  • Only pulls up to three review excerpts for a given business, ordered by Yelp's default sort order.


LinkedIn
- Company Page 

📌  Limitations:



Tumblr

  1. Tumblr Hashtag
  2. Tumblr User


Reddit

  1. Reddit Subreddit Feed
  2. Reddit User Feed


Glassdoor  - Employer Reviews

📌  Limitation:

  • The Glassdoor API is very limited at this time. It pulls one review when added as a source, and then about five recent reviews at a time during subsequent refreshes. Curator simply displays the data provided by the Glassdoor API.

TikTok - User Videos

📌  Limitation:

  • Doesn't support auto-playing of posts. 

And other popular networks:

  1. Slack Channel Feed
  2. RSS Feed
  3. Vimeo Tag
  4. DeviantArt User Gallery
  5. Behance Project
  6. Diffbot Crawlbot
  7. Giphy GIFs


Custom

Perhaps you want to curate TripAdvisor? Spotify?  If so, please let us know and we can build you a custom integration.

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