How to Monitor Trump’s Truth Social Posts

For the simplest personal alerts, follow or subscribe to the account in Truth Social and enable the app’s push notifications. For a separate chronological feed, add the Trump’s Truth archive RSS feed at https://www.trumpstruth.org/feed to an RSS reader. The archive says it generally checks for new posts every few minutes, so neither route should be treated as a guaranteed instant alert.

Choose based on what you need: in-app notifications for a straightforward personal workflow, RSS for a feed you can read outside the app, or a third-party alert service if you need delivery through another channel. No method covered here has independently verified delivery latency.

1. Set up Truth Social notifications

1. Sign in to Truth Social and follow or subscribe to the account whose posts you want to see.
2. Open the app’s notification or Alerts settings. Enable push notifications on your device and allow Truth Social to send them.
3. Review which sources can trigger alerts. The platform’s Help Center describes controls for users you follow, verified users, and other users. Exact labels and settings may change, so check the current app.
4. Check your device’s notification permissions, battery restrictions, and Focus or Do Not Disturb settings if alerts do not appear.

These settings control activity in Truth Social’s alert system. They do not establish that every new post will always produce an immediate push notification. If you need an archive or another reading workflow, use RSS as well.

2. Follow the archive using RSS

Trump’s Truth is an independent archive of Donald Trump’s posts, not an official Truth Social feature. Its RSS feed is https://www.trumpstruth.org/feed.

1. Choose an RSS reader that accepts feed URLs.
2. Add https://www.trumpstruth.org/feed as a new feed.
3. Use the reader’s refresh and notification settings to decide how often it checks and whether it alerts you.
4. Open the original post in Truth Social when you need to confirm context or current availability.

The archive says it generally checks for new posts every few minutes. It also cautions that caching can make older data appear. Video transcripts and image analysis may arrive later, and posts may be deleted from Truth Social. Treat the archive as a useful separate feed, not a guaranteed real-time monitor or a complete record of content that was later removed.

3. Decide whether you need a third-party alert service

Some vendors advertise alerts through a browser, email, Telegram, webhooks, or APIs. Those channels can help if you need to route updates into an existing workflow, but advertised speed, coverage, filtering, and reliability are vendor claims. Check the current product details directly before relying on one.

Need	Practical option	What to verify
Personal notifications	Truth Social follow/subscription and push settings	Which alert categories are available and whether device permissions are enabled
A separate chronological feed	Trump’s Truth RSS feed in an RSS reader	Refresh cadence, caching, and how the reader handles missing or deleted posts
External delivery or automation	A third-party alert vendor	Latency, account and watchlist limits, filtering, cost, retention, and data handling

Ask any vendor how it detects new posts, how it reports failures, whether it retries missed checks, and what happens when a post is edited or deleted. If timing matters, measure delivery against the source yourself before depending on it. This research did not independently benchmark any service’s speed.

4. Understand API access limits

Reporting has described a licensed Truth API for institutional customers, including financial services. That is a separate professional data-access context, not evidence of a public consumer API for monitoring arbitrary posts. If your organization needs institutional access, confirm current licensing and eligibility with Trump Media.

Unofficial code projects and vendor articles may describe undocumented endpoints or access methods. They can break, violate service expectations, or stop working without notice. Do not build a production monitor around them as if they were supported API features.

5. Troubleshoot missed or delayed updates

Symptom	Possible cause	What to do
No Truth Social push alert	Push permission is off, the account is not followed, or the chosen alert source is disabled	Check device permissions, follow status, and the app’s current Alerts settings
Alerts arrive inconsistently	Device power or Focus settings may suppress notifications; the platform’s alert behavior may not cover every post	Review battery optimization and Focus settings. Keep a separate feed if you need another way to check.
RSS does not show a new post yet	The archive says it checks every few minutes generally; caching can also show older data	Refresh later and compare with the original account. Do not assume the feed is instantaneous.
A post is absent from the archive	The post may not have been collected yet or may have been deleted from Truth Social	Check the source directly. Do not treat an archive as a guaranteed complete record.
Video or image details are missing	The archive says transcripts and image analysis can arrive later	Revisit the archive later or inspect the original post.
A vendor alert is late or missing	Polling cadence, delivery configuration, vendor outage, or filtering may be involved	Check vendor status and settings, ask about retries and missed-event handling, and verify latency before relying on it.

6. Reliability, privacy, and cost

• Reliability: The official app and an independent archive have different failure modes. For an important watchlist, use a second route and periodically confirm that it still works. This does not guarantee delivery.
• Timing: The archive reports checks every few minutes generally and warns about caching. No independently measured latency is available here.
• History: An archive may help you find older posts, but deletion and collection gaps mean it should not be treated as a permanent or complete record.
• Privacy: Before signing up with an alert vendor, review what account details, watchlists, and notification destinations it stores, and how it handles them.
• Cost: The official app and RSS reader’s costs depend on their current terms and the reader you choose. Third-party vendor pricing varies; confirm current plans and limits directly.

7. Or skip the browser setup

ScreenshotNeo is a website screenshot API and MCP server. It can capture a public page as an image or PDF, but it is not a post-monitoring or alert service. Use it when you need a visual record of a page, rather than a notification that a new post appeared.

For example, this cURL request captures the Truth Social website homepage; it does not monitor posts or guarantee that a particular post is visible:

curl -G "https://api.screenshotneo.com/v1/shot" -d access_key=YOUR_API_KEY --data-urlencode url=https://truthsocial.com -o shot.webp

See the ScreenshotNeo API documentation for request options. ScreenshotNeo removes supported cookie banners, newsletter popups, and chat widgets before capture; bot checks, blank pages, and failed loads are not billed. Its MCP server lets AI agents take screenshots. The free plan includes 1,000 screenshots a month with no card; paid plans start at $5 for 3,000. Learn about ScreenshotNeo or sign up for 1,000 free screenshots a month, with no card.

Frequently asked questions

Is there an RSS feed for Trump’s Truth Social posts?

Trump’s Truth provides an RSS feed at https://www.trumpstruth.org/feed. It is an independent archive’s feed, not an official Truth Social feed.

Will Truth Social notify me about every new post?

The documented settings let users control notification sources. They do not establish a guarantee of an immediate alert for every post.

Is the archive real time?

No real-time guarantee is established. The archive says it generally checks every few minutes and warns that caching can leave older data visible.

Can I use a public API to monitor any account?

The research does not establish a supported public consumer API for arbitrary post monitoring. Institutional licensing is a separate matter.