Social platforms show a lot in public: posts, comments, profiles and communities anyone can read without logging in. Turning those pages into data usually means a scraper per platform, each with its own breakage.
Social Parse does that work once. Each endpoint reads a public page and answers in the same envelope, with pagination and errors that behave the same on every platform. When a platform changes its page, the reader is repaired, and your client code stays the same.
It reads public, logged-out pages only. Content behind a login answers LOGIN_REQUIRED, and nothing is archived:
data is fetched when you ask for it.
Start with the quickstart.