About Fibiro
Social infrastructure born from agency work.
We know what it is like to build social integrations under real client deadlines, then maintain them through API changes, OAuth problems, and the next platform update. Fibiro is the infrastructure we wished we had.
From developers, for developers, with love.
Why we built it
We kept solving the same difficult problems.
Fibiro comes from an agency background. Social content looked simple in a design, but implementing it meant learning several APIs, building OAuth flows, storing and refreshing tokens, and translating incompatible data into something the application could actually use.
Shipping was only the beginning. Permissions expired, APIs changed, payloads drifted, and client accounts needed to be reconnected. Work that should have been reusable became a new integration and maintenance commitment for every project.
We created Fibiro to move that repeated work into one dependable product.
01
The same integration, rebuilt
Every client needed familiar social functionality, but each implementation started again with different APIs, response formats, and edge cases.
02
OAuth became client support
Account connections, permissions, expired tokens, and reconnect flows turned a technical integration into an ongoing support burden.
03
Platform changes reached production
When a social network changed an endpoint, permission, or payload, applications built on top of it had to change too.
The new development workflow
Interfaces move faster. Data still has to be reliable.
Every new generation of AI models makes implementation easier. Developers can explore ideas, change a design, rebuild a layout, and ship frontend work in seconds instead of days.
That speed does not remove the need for dependable data. A polished interface is only as reliable as the integrations behind it. Social APIs still change, access tokens still expire, and every platform still speaks a different language.
Fibiro provides the stable social data layer beneath the fast, flexible experiences you build.
What Fibiro changes
Build the experience, not another integration layer.
A client connects their Social Accounts through a hosted Connection Link. Fibiro handles OAuth, synchronization, and normalization. You combine those accounts into unlimited Feeds and publish consistent content through a Public Client or secret API key.
Developer experience first
One predictable Feed model, clear product concepts, and an API designed to be pleasant to build with.
Clients connect their own accounts
Connection Links keep OAuth credentials out of email threads, shared documents, and agency support conversations.
Frontend when you want it
A domain-restricted Public Client lets you publish a Feed without operating a backend. Secret API keys remain available for server-side work.
Infrastructure, not a template
Fibiro handles the social integration layer. Your team keeps control of the design, experience, and technology around it.
Built for the work you do
Give every client reliable social infrastructure.
Start with one Project, connect one Social Account, and publish your first Feed without building the integration from scratch.