Community Info Fetcher — Community Info Scraper

Community Info Fetcher is a simple community info scraper for looking up one community at a time by its unique ID. It helps you quickly collect community details such as the community name, description, member count, rules, banner images, and status in a clean, ready-to-use format. This is ideal for marketers, researchers, analysts, and social media teams who need reliable community data without manual searching. The actor saves the source response exactly as received, so you get the original community information with no changes.

Key Features

• Extract detailed community information from a single community ID in one run.
• Collect important community fields like name, description, member count, rules, and banner images.
• Preserve the original response exactly as received for accurate downstream use.
• Simplify one-at-a-time community lookups for focused research and verification.
• Support social media analysis, audience research, and community monitoring workflows.
• Save time by avoiding manual copying and repeated searches.
• Deliver clean output that is easy to review, export, and share with your team.

Use Cases

Community Research

Researchers and analysts use this actor to review a specific community’s profile before making decisions about outreach, partnerships, or content strategy. Fields like name, description, member_count, and primary_topic help them understand what the community is about and how large it is.

Brand Safety Review

Marketing teams can check whether a community is suitable for brand placement or engagement. The is_nsfw flag, rules, and status help them quickly assess whether the community aligns with brand guidelines and content standards.

Audience Analysis

Social media managers and growth teams can study community size and tone before launching campaigns. member_count, description, and rules reveal how active or focused the community may be, helping teams decide where to invest attention.

Competitive Intelligence

Businesses tracking competitors can look up communities tied to competitor brands, products, or fan groups. By reviewing name, description, and created_at, they can understand when a community was established and how it is positioned.

Content Moderation Review

Moderation teams can inspect community rules and status to understand how a community is managed. The rules array and status field provide a quick snapshot of the community’s governance and whether it appears to be functioning normally.

Input

Field	Type	Required	Description	Example
community_id	string	Yes	Enter the unique ID of the community you want to look up.	1493290339532222469

Output

Field	Type	Description
id	string	The unique community ID you searched for, so you can match the result to the right community.
created_at	integer	The time the community was created, shown as a timestamp. Useful for understanding how established the community is.
name	string	The community’s display name. This is the main label people recognize.
description	string	A short summary of what the community is about. Helpful for quick evaluation.
default_banner_media	string	The default banner image link for the community. Useful for visual review and branding checks.
custom_banner_media	string	The custom banner image link, if one is set. Helpful for comparing the community’s current look.
is_nsfw	boolean	Shows whether the community is marked as adult or sensitive content. Important for safety and brand suitability checks.
primary_topic	null or string	The main topic associated with the community, if available. Helps with categorization and discovery.
member_count	integer	The number of members in the community. Useful for measuring size and reach.
rules	array	The community’s posted rules, including rule names and descriptions. Helpful for moderation and compliance review.
status	string	The current status of the community record. Useful for checking whether the lookup completed as expected.
last_cursor	string	A cursor value returned with the record, if present. Usually used for tracking or continuation purposes.

Sample Output

[
  {
    "id": "1493290339532222469",
    "created_at": 1644863135598,
    "name": "XRP",
    "description": "XRP community",
    "default_banner_media": "https://pbs.twimg.com/media/FECS7TfVcAcCrj2.jpg",
    "custom_banner_media": "https://pbs.twimg.com/media/FECS7TfVcAcCrj2.jpg",
    "is_nsfw": false,
    "primary_topic": null,
    "member_count": 122509,
    "rules": [
      {
        "description": "You should be respectful towards others.",
        "name": "Be Respectful"
      },
      {
        "description": "To make sure everybody has a good time, keep the tweets about topics within the community.",
        "name": "Make sure the tweets are on subject"
      },
      {
        "description": "Don’t post a BOOOOM announcement with fake news",
        "name": "Don’t spread fake news"
      }
    ],
    "status": "failed",
    "last_cursor": ""
  }
]

How It Works

1. You enter the community ID you want to look up.
2. The actor finds the matching community and gathers its details.
3. It saves the returned information exactly as received.
4. You review the community name, description, member count, rules, and other fields in the output.
5. You export or reuse the results in your reporting, research, or workflow.

Getting Started

Getting started is easy and does not require coding knowledge. Click Try for free, enter the community ID you want to check, and click Run. The actor will fetch the community details automatically and return the results in a format you can review right away. You can then download the output as JSON, CSV, or Excel depending on how you want to use the data.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need technical skills?

No. This actor is designed for non-technical users who simply want to look up a community by ID. You only need to paste the community ID into the input field and run it.

How fast does it run?

It usually runs quickly because it looks up just one community at a time. The exact time depends on the size of the response and current system load, but most lookups are completed in a short time.

What format is the output?

The output is available in easy-to-use formats such as JSON, CSV, and Excel. This makes it simple to review the data yourself or share it with teammates.

Is this legal to use?

This actor is intended for lawful research, analysis, and business workflows. You should always make sure your use complies with the platform’s rules and any applicable laws or internal policies.

Can I schedule it to run automatically?

Yes, you can set it up to run on a schedule if you want regular lookups. That can be useful for recurring checks, monitoring, or reporting workflows where you need updated community information over time.