Documentation
Welcome to the
FediSuite documentation
This is where you find what FediSuite can do, how to run it on your own infrastructure and how to extend it. If you are new, a good way in is “What is FediSuite?” followed by the feature overview.
FediSuite connects the work of publishing across the Fediverse with a view of how people respond. Connect several accounts, prepare a post in the composer, schedule it in the calendar and find its response later in the archive and analytics. The feature overview walks through that workflow; the documentation below goes into each area in more detail.
You can try FediSuite without running a server of your own. Choose an instance from the directory and connect your existing accounts. If you prefer to run the software on your own infrastructure, the guides take you from requirements and Docker Compose to updates and backups. Developers can also explore the API and plugin documentation. There is a quick route in for a first visit and enough detail here to keep your installation running over time.
Before upgrading to 2.0.0, you need a database backup and a new key that you keep securely. Read the detailed upgrade guide →
Just want to try it first?
You do not need to install anything. In the instance directory you pick a FediSuite instance and create your account there. The hosted instance app.fedisuite.com is free, and the app comes without trackers and without ads.
Documentation areas
The pages are grouped by topic. New additions are listed in the changelog.
Feature overview
What FediSuite can do: connecting accounts, writing and scheduling, archive, analytics, notifications, security and accessibility.
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Installation
Requirements, installation with Docker Compose, reverse proxy, updates and backups for running FediSuite on your own infrastructure.
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Configuration
The docker-compose.yml in detail, covering services, volumes and workers, plus the environment variables.
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Plugins
Installing and managing plugins, developing your own plugins and getting to know the plugin API.
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API
Reference for the FediSuite API covering sign-in, accounts, posts and analytics, with JSON, HTTP and curl examples.
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Translating
Translate FediSuite in the browser with Weblate, without Git and without a Forgejo account.
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Help & resources
Current stable version. New features are listed in the changelog, and the complete version is available on Forgejo (opens in a new tab).