Social media wall software
Social Media Wall Software for Digital Signage
A social media wall is a screen that shows live posts from your social accounts and hashtags. Kitcast runs that wall on the TVs you already use — Apple TV, Fire TV, Android TV, Samsung, LG or BrightSign — with Instagram, Facebook, TikTok and X feeds, hashtag filters, scheduling and split-screen zones. Plans start at $7 per screen per month.
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Example screens: spotlight post, event hashtag grid, split-screen with a promo zone
In short
- What it is: a live, auto-updating feed of social posts on a TV or display in a store, lobby, campus, gym or venue.
- What Kitcast shows: Instagram, Facebook, TikTok and X (Twitter) feeds, plus Social Activity, which mixes up to three Instagram and X accounts in one loop, and Yelp reviews.
- How you control it: choose the connected accounts, filter by hashtags and mentions, set content priority, hide like counts, schedule by time of day, and run the feed in one zone of a split screen. There is no post-by-post approval.
- Hardware and price: any HDMI screen plus Apple TV, Fire TV, Android TV, BrightSign, Samsung or LG. From $7 per screen per month billed annually ($9 billed monthly), with a 14-day free trial.
Definition
What is a social media wall?
A social media wall is a display that pulls posts from social networks — your own accounts, a campaign hashtag or mentions — and shows them on a screen as they are published. Businesses use it to put social proof where buying decisions happen: customer photos next to a café counter, a campus hashtag in a student center, member shout-outs in a gym, or event posts around a venue.
The term covers three different products. Event social walls are rented for a conference or wedding and projected for a few days. Website social walls are widgets embedded on a web page. Digital signage social walls run every day on TVs in physical spaces, next to menus, promotions and announcements. Kitcast is the third kind.
| Type | Where it runs | How long | Usually built with |
|---|---|---|---|
| Event social wall | Projector or LED wall at a conference, concert or wedding | One day to one week | Event social wall services |
| Website social wall | An embedded widget on a web page | Ongoing | Social feed aggregator widgets |
| Digital signage social wall | TVs in stores, lobbies, campuses, gyms and restaurants | Always on, mixed with other content | Digital signage software such as Kitcast |
Supported networks
Which social networks can Kitcast show on a screen?
Each network is an app you add to a playlist. Once connected, the feed refreshes on its own — nobody has to download and re-upload posts.
Instagram Business Feed
Connect an Instagram business account and new posts appear on screen when you publish them. Add hashtags, set content priority and slide view, and show or hide like counts.
Instagram app →Connect your Facebook account and show its posts on screen next to your other feeds, so updates you already publish reach people in your space.
TikTok Feed
Build the feed from the hashtags and mentions you choose, so only posts about your topic play. Toggle like counts and schedule when the feed appears.
TikTok app →X (Twitter) Feed
Connect your X accounts, feature specific hashtags and prioritize the content you want. The same feed can run on every screen in your network at once.
X app →Social Activity
One wall for several channels: connect up to three Instagram and X accounts, add tags, and set how long each post stays on screen.
Social Activity app →Yelp reviews
Prefer reviews to posts? Show recent Yelp reviews for each location, with run time and per-item timing you set.
Yelp app →See every integration on the apps page.
Setup
How do you put a social media wall on a TV?
Four steps. The first screen usually takes one session; adding more screens is the same pairing step repeated.
Connect a player
Plug an Apple TV, Fire TV, Android TV box or BrightSign into the screen — or use a Samsung or LG display with the app built in. Install Kitcast and pair it with the on-screen code.
Add a social app
In the dashboard, open Apps and choose Instagram Business Feed, TikTok Feed, X Feed or Social Activity. Connect the account you want to show.
Set filters and timing
Pick hashtags and mentions, set content priority, choose whether like counts show, and decide how many seconds each post stays up.
Schedule and publish
Add the app to a playlist or a screen zone, set when it runs, and publish to one screen or a whole group. Preview the result before it goes live.
Need screenshots of each step? Read the step-by-step guide to showing social media feeds on screens or see how Kitcast works.
Layouts
What should a social media wall look like on a screen?
People read a wall from several meters away and only for a few seconds. Large photos, short captions and one clear call to action — usually the hashtag to post with — work better than a dense copy of a phone feed.
Spotlight
One post at a time, full screen. Best for single screens seen from a distance — gym floors, waiting areas, storefront windows.
Hashtag grid
Several posts per slide with the campaign hashtag on screen. Best for events, campus spaces and busy venues where you want people to join in.
Split screen
The feed runs in a side zone while the main zone shows a menu, promotion or announcement. Best for cafés and stores where the screen has another job.