Social data APIs
- Social data APIs
- Reliability
- API design
- TypeScript
Founder of Social Fetch. Writes about social-data APIs, reliability, and the production incidents that forced better timeouts, envelopes, and billing.
PostsTeam
The people behind Social Fetch
We write the docs, answer the support threads, and keep the fetch layer up. This is the team you will actually hear from.
- Team
- 7 people
- Focus
- Docs, support, fetch
- Location
- Remote, worldwide
- Hiring
- Slowly, deliberately
People
Who you'll hear from
Luke Askew Jade Developer onboarding
- Developer onboarding
- API operations
- Usage and billing
- Support operations
Operations at Social Fetch. Jade writes about developer onboarding, usage, and the stretch between a first API key and a production job that stays up.
PostsSarah Customer support
- Customer support
- Request IDs
- Billing and credits
- Integrations
Customer support at Social Fetch. Sarah lives in email threads and `meta.requestId` — billing, credits, 429s, and the failed call an hour before a demo. She writes the replies developers can act on: a corrected curl, the right doc section, or an honest "it's on us."
PostsMichael Incident communication
- Incident communication
- Platform drift
- Support escalations
- Retry strategy
Customer support at Social Fetch. Michael writes about platform drift, failed jobs, and the incident notes customers can actually use — request IDs, sample URLs, and a retry path that works.
PostsEmily SEO content
- SEO content
- Technical tutorials
- Developer education
- Use cases
SEO content at Social Fetch. Emily writes integration guides and tutorials with working curl examples and real endpoint names — the pages developers finish, not just skim.
PostsDavid Web scraping
- Web scraping
- Schema drift
- Anti-bot
- Fetch reliability
Web scraping specialist at Social Fetch. David writes about schema drift, empty parses, and the Instagram or TikTok change that breaks a fetch overnight.
PostsJessica SEO content
- SEO content
- Commercial comparison
- Platform coverage
- Product accuracy
SEO content at Social Fetch. Jessica writes comparison pages and platform guides — which endpoint to hit, what a live API actually returns, and how Social Fetch stacks up against tools like Apify.
Posts
Publishing
Company byline
Some posts are published under the Social Fetch organisation rather than an individual. That byline is used for product updates, shipping notes, and anything that speaks for the whole team.
The Social Fetch team publishes shipping notes, API design essays, and production post-mortems for developers who need live social and web data without running scrapers.
Hiring
Want to work with this team?
We hire slowly and deliberately. Open roles are listed on the careers page — or email us if you think you should be here.
support@socialfetch.dev
What we look for
- People who write clearly — docs are the product surface
- Comfort owning a problem end to end
- Genuine interest in the data we work with