Communalytic is a research tool for studying online communities and online discourse.
Communalytic can collect and analyze public data from social media platforms. It uses advanced text and social network analysis techniques to automatically pinpoint toxic and anti-social interactions, identify influencers, map shared interests and the spread of misinformation, and detect signs of possible coordination among seemingly disparate actors.
Collect
Collect public data from Reddit, Twitter and CrowdTangle (Facebook/Instagram) or import your own dataset
Extract
Extract and visualize emojis, keywords and engagements as emoji/word clouds, reaction box plots and other summary stats about your dataset
Analyze
Analyze text and patterns of relations to detect toxic and anti-social interactions, identify influencers, map shared interests and the spread of misinformation, and detect signs of possible coordination among seemingly disparate actors
Visualize
Visualize two-mode semantic networks and who-replies-to-whom signed communication networks with each tie storing toxicity-related scores to uncover hidden patterns and correlations
https://collector.socialmediadata.org
Edu Features
Communalytic Edu is designed for educators to teach and students to learn about social media data analytics and social network analysis.
- Account Type: Free
- Account Caps: ≤ 30K records shared across 3 datasets
- Simultaneously Run Multiple Data Collectors: 1 Reddit, 1 Twitter & 1 CrowdTangle
- Built-in Network Visualizer: Easy-to-use network analysis and visualization module
- CSV Import: Ability to import an existing dataset from a CSV file
- Collaboration Friendly: Access to various team collaboration features
- Reddit: Live data collection for ≤ 7 consecutive days
- Twitter Threads: Public replies (≤ 10K) to any public tweet posted within the previous 7 days (req. Twitter's Developers Account)
- Twitter Academic Research Product Track: Not supported
- Crowdtangle Facebook/Instagram URL Search: Public Facebook/Instagram posts (≤ 10k ) that shared the same URL(req. CrowdTangle's Account)
- For More Details See: Parameters For Data Collection with Communalytic - A Summary of Platform-specific Data Usage Caps for Communalytic Edu and Pro
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https://pro.communalytic.com
Pro Features
Communalytic Pro is designed for the academic research community and is ideal for large scale academic research projects. It provides researchers with the resources and infrastructure necessary for conducting independent research in the public interest.
- Account Type: 6-mo. subscription to support site infrastructure (server-side data collection, storage, processing, analysis and visualization) $349
- Account Caps: ≤ 10M records shared across 50 datasets
- Simultaneously Run Multiple Data Collectors: 2 Reddit, 1 Twitter & 1 CrowdTangle
- Built-in Network Visualizer: Easy-to-use network analysis and visualization module
- CSV Import: Ability to import an existing dataset from a CSV file
- Collaboration Friendly: Access to various team collaboration features
- Reddit: Live & historical data collection for ≤ 31 consecutive days
- Twitter Threads: Public replies (≤ 500K/mo.) to any public tweet posted within the previous 7 days(req. Twitter's Developers Account.) (Users w/ Twitter Academic Research Product Track is not subjected to 500K/mo. & 7-days limit)
- Twitter Academic Research Product Track: ≤ 10M Tweets/month via 'full-archive (historical) search' (req. Twitter's approval)
- CrowdTangle Facebook/Instagram URL Search: Public Facebook/Instagram posts that shared the same URL (req. CrowdTangle Account)
- For More Details See: Parameters For Data Collection with Communalytic - A Summary of Platform-specific Data Usage Caps for Communalytic Edu and Pro
Case Studies and Tutorials
New to Communalytic? We have prepared a number of videos and text-based tutorials to help you get started.
Toxicity Analysis of a Twitter Thread: Analyzing Replies to President Trump’s Tweet about Contracting the Novel Coronavirus
How to Cite:
If you are using Communalytic in an academic publication, please cite us as:
Gruzd, A., & Mai, P. (2021). Communalytic: A Research Tool For Studying Online Communities and Online Discourse. Available at https://Communalytic.com