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19 open-source Social Media Private APIs projects

Social Media Private APIs (Messaging & Social Apps): open-source projects that exist because someone reverse engineered a closed product, sorted by GitHub stars.

  1. Houseclub★ 2,312 · dormant · Java

    Barebones unofficial Android client for Clubhouse

  2. parler-tricks★ 384 · dormant · Python

    Reverse engineered Parler API client

  3. tinder-deblur★ 272 · archived · JavaScript

    Script using the Tinder API to get unblurred photos of users who liked you

  4. Swiftagram★ 263 · dormant · Swift

    Swift wrapper for the Instagram private API

  5. clubhouse-api★ 232 · archived · JavaScript

    Private API client for Clubhouse audio chat

  6. SwiftyInsta★ 229 · dormant · Swift

    Swift Instagram private API client

  7. clubhouse-desktop★ 213 · dormant · JavaScript

    Unofficial Clubhouse desktop client

  8. tinderjs★ 195 · dormant · JavaScript

    Node package for programmatic access to the Tinder API

  9. BeReal★ 166 · active

    Documentation of how the BeReal app API works under the hood

  10. periscope_api★ 140 · dormant · Ruby

    Ruby Periscope private API client

  11. Hack-Yak★ 85 · archived · Python

    Reverse engineering Yik Yak's protocol

  12. BitClout-Awesome★ 80 · archived

    Reverse engineered BitClout API documentation and tools

  13. offsides★ 80 · active · JavaScript

    Android client for Sidechat and YikYak

  14. SnapWrap★ 62 · dormant · Python

    Wrapper for the unofficial, undocumented Snapchat API

  15. linkedin-api★ 51 · slowing · TypeScript

    TypeScript client for LinkedIn's unofficial Voyager API

  16. AminoREAPI★ 42 · archived · Kotlin

    Unofficial reverse-engineered client library for Amino Apps

  17. snapy★ 41 · dormant · Python

    Python library for the Snapchat private API

  18. WhatsJava★ 41 · dormant · Java

    Java implementation of the WhatsApp Web API

  19. PeachKit★ 32 · dormant · Swift

    Swift wrapper for Peach.cool's undocumented API