You control your keys
Create and manage API keys in the console, then connect your server-side applications as needed.
Build your next step with international public data.
Connect to public and authorized data from international social platforms.
From content research to product development, give your ideas a foundation in data.
01 / Public and authorized data
02 / Connect your application
Social discussions, visual content, video and industry information.
Bring international public signals into your research and business workflows.
Discover public posts by keyword and connect content, timestamps and engagement to inform brand monitoring and topic research.
Browse APIs in the consoleThese are examples of capability areas. Refer to the console after registration for specific APIs, fields and availability. Platform names identify data sources only and do not imply official partnerships or endorsement.
Familiar HTTP requests and clear API definitions.
No need to build data collection infrastructure from scratch.
curl --get \
"https://api.linglis.com/api/facebook/search/posts" \
--header "X-API-Key: $LINGLI_API_KEY" \
--data-urlencode "query=technology"{
"results": [
{
"post_id": "demo_post_001",
"message": "示例公开内容:技术正在连接新的可能。",
"timestamp": 1780000000,
"comments_count": 12,
"reactions_count": 48
}
],
"cursor": null
}
Create and manage API keys in the console, then connect your server-side applications as needed.
Find request parameters, response descriptions and usage instructions in one console.
Use structured data to connect your research tools, content systems and business applications.
Bring together international public discussions as traceable inputs for research into brand mentions, competitors and market feedback.
Start buildingGo to the console and follow the steps to register and verify your identity.
Check the platform, data scope, pricing and request requirements in the API marketplace.
Create credentials on the API keys page and store them securely on your server.
Follow the API documentation to send requests and use the results in your application.
Use public and authorized data in accordance with applicable laws, platform policies and authorization limits. Collect only what is necessary and protect privacy and data security.
Important questions, answered before you start.
Select ‘Sign up and get started’ to open the Lingli console. Complete identity verification and registration, browse available APIs and documentation in the marketplace, and create a key on the API keys page. Follow the registration methods currently available in the console.
This website presents public and authorized data integration areas for international platforms. Availability varies by platform, API and account. Refer to the APIs, authorization requirements and actual response fields shown in the marketplace after registration. We do not promise complete platform or dataset coverage.
API prices, billing conditions, request limits and balance requirements are specified in the console and terms of service. This website does not advertise fixed plans or unverified performance commitments. Confirm costs and permitted usage before making requests.
Store your key on your own server and send it in the X-API-Key header. Never expose real keys in browser code, public repositories or screenshots. Follow the documentation for each API’s request parameters, pagination and response fields.
Use only public or authorized data for which you have a lawful basis, in accordance with applicable laws, platform policies and specific authorization limits. We do not provide access to private content. Do not collect personal information unrelated to your business purpose. Public availability does not mean unrestricted use.
Prepare your account, choose an API and make your first request.
Explore public examples and integration scope.
Review authentication, pagination, pricing and error handling.
From private deployment to custom development,
plan a complete data solution for your team.
Bring international public data into your application.
Sign up and get started