Building “Influencer Hub” – one chronological feed for all the creators you actually care about
I’m working on a small but very real itch: following the same creators across 4–5 apps has become a chore.
Right now my routine looks like:
Open X to check a few builders → get sucked into “For You”
Open LinkedIn for 2 people → end up in corporate cringe
Open YouTube for 1 creator → fall into recommendations
Open IG “just for a sec” → there goes 20 minutes
I only care about ~15–20 creators, but I’m wrestling multiple apps and feeds that are optimized for engagement, not for “show me what these people posted.”
So I’m building Influencer Hub:
Paste a profile link or @handle (X, YouTube first; LinkedIn/IG/Substack later)
It detects the platform and pulls their public posts
Everything goes into one unified, chronological feed
Filter by person / platform
Search across all posts from all creators
Bookmark and add personal notes on posts you want to keep
Think of it as a “reader” for creators you’ve intentionally chosen, not another social network or analytics tool.
Current status:
Scoping a 2‑week MVP with Next.js + Supabase
Starting with X + YouTube integrations
Web first, mobile‑friendly; native apps if there’s real pull
What I’d love from Indie Hackers:
Do you feel this “feed fragmentation” pain yourself, or does this sound over‑optimized?
What would be the one killer feature that makes this obviously better than Twitter Lists / YouTube Subscriptions / RSS?
From a business angle, does this feel like a $5–10/mo power‑user tool, or more like a utility that needs a different monetization path?
If this resonates and you’d like to try the MVP or give feedback on early versions, I’ve put up a small waitlist here:
https://influencerhub.app
Happy to answer any questions about the approach, tech, or positioning – and if you’ve seen someone already nail this, I’d genuinely appreciate links so I don’t spend weeks reinventing a worse version.
This is a really compelling idea the “feed fragmentation” problem is real, and I see it all the time with clients who struggle to keep up with creators across multiple platforms. As someone who runs Reddit marketing campaigns, I can say that tools like this don’t just save time; they create shareable, organized content that can be promoted to niche communities much more effectively.
If you combine a clean chronological feed with features like bookmarking and search, this could stand out from Twitter Lists or YouTube subscriptions because it actually centralizes attention instead of relying on algorithms. From a marketing perspective, even a small MVP could drive adoption if you position it to communities frustrated with feed overload Reddit, creator forums, and productivity subs are perfect targets.
Honestly, this feels like a solid $5–10/mo power user tool if executed well, and with some Reddit-driven awareness campaigns, you could build early traction among your most engaged users.
Hey, thanks a ton for the awesome feedback! Totally get the feed fragmentation struggle—love that you see the bookmarking/search combo making us stand out. Your Reddit targeting and $5-10/mo ideas are gold; we'll def run with those for traction. Appreciate you!
Hey @iamyashpreet, glad my feedback resonated! Just to clarify, my Reddit marketing service actually goes beyond the basic $5–10 advice packages it’s a full monthly management setup that helps you not only reach your niche communities but actually grow engaged, targeted traffic consistently.
If you want, I can walk you through how we’d structure campaigns around early adopters for Influencer Hub and get measurable results from day one. Feel free to ping me on Telegram: @annyfrosh45 and we can chat more in detail!
Will surely connect with you
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