Internal product UI — App Review demonstration
This dashboard demonstrates how Foxor uses Instagram Graph API data on the connected user's own account. Each page below corresponds to a scope under review by Meta.
Profile snapshot
Profile metadata (username, biography, profile picture, followers count) plus the list of recent posts (id, type, caption, thumbnail, timestamp) — all from the connected user's own Instagram account.
Open page →Creator portrait & insights
Per-post performance metrics (reach, likes, comments, shares, saved) aggregated into the creator portrait (tier, median reach, peak reach, top/worst posts, posting cadence, format distribution) that feeds the content recommendation engine.
Open page →Architecture note — server-to-server
Foxor is a server-to-server integration with the Meta Graph API. The end-user authenticates
with Meta only once during the initial OAuth flow. After that single
front-end consent, all subsequent Graph API calls are made by our backend services
(instagram-collector) using the long-lived user access
token, stored encrypted at rest with Fernet (AES).
Therefore, the Meta front-end login dialog appears only at the start of the demo video. Subsequent scenes show this internal UI presenting data that was fetched by backend Graph API calls — DevTools Network panel visible in those scenes confirms each Graph API request and response.