Truthsocial ScrapeBI

An Apify actor for scraping public data from Truth Social. It's a Python-based tool that extracts structured JSON data for profiles, posts, and network information.

Overview

This actor allows you to programmatically collect data from Truth Social. You can run it on the Apify platform or integrate it via API. It handles the scraping logic, so you only need to specify what data you want.

Key Features

Scrapes the following public data:
* User Profiles: Full profile details and statistics (bio, follower counts, verification status).
* User Posts: A user's posts with pagination support.
* Followers/Following: Lists of a user's followers and who they follow.
* Trending Posts: Currently popular content on the platform.

How to Use

Specify a scraping option and provide the necessary parameters as input. The actor runs and returns structured JSON.

Input Parameters

Configure the actor with a JSON input object. These are the main parameters:

Valid option values: userinfo, userposts, followers, following, trending.

Basic Usage Example

To get a user's profile, configure the actor with this input:

{
  "option": "userinfo",
  "username": "realDonaldTrump"
}

Input/Output

Example 1: Get User Profile (userinfo)

Input:

{
  "option": "userinfo",
  "username": "realDonaldTrump"
}

Output (abbreviated):
The actor returns a detailed profile object.

{
  "id": "107780257626128497",
  "username": "realDonaldTrump",
  "display_name": "Donald J. Trump",
  "followers_count": 10566931,
  "following_count": 72,
  "statuses_count": 28722,
  "verified": true
  // ... more fields
}

Example 2: Get User Posts (userposts)

Input:

{
  "option": "userposts",
  "username": "realDonaldTrump"
}

Output:
Returns an object containing an array of posts and a cursor for pagination.

{
  "username": "realDonaldTrump",
  "count": 20,
  "next_cursor": "115125304306019834",
  "data": [
    {
      "id": "115129261076571259",
      "created_at": "2025-09-01T13:25:09.726Z",
      "content": "<p>Post content here...</p>"
      // ... post details
    }
    // ... more posts
  ]
}

Use the next_cursor value from the output as a new input parameter to get the next page of posts.