Latest Updates

One of our biggest updates is you can now export comments on any Facebook post both on the profile and inside of Facebook groups.

All you need to do is go to the post itself and just scroll down and you'll see the comments begin to download.

Now an important note is make sure that you toggle from most relevant to all comments to make sure that you're grabbing all the comments that aren't being.

hidden due to what Facebook might perceive as spam.

Once you're done you can go right here and you can click either the export comments for this specific post or if you've gathered and scraped a bunch of comments you can go up here and hit export Export comments in bulk.

and once exported you now can see you have a new tab that says comments where you can see any of the posts that you have exported the comments of right here you can click the drop down, you can see all the comments underneath it and most importantly you can download the individual comments for AI right here for individual posts or you can download all your comments in bulk.

We also added this functionality to Facebook Groups and Facebook Group profiles as well.

You also have instant access to it via the MCP with some new updates that we added.

In this case you can ask any of your AI platforms, ChatGPT, Claude, Muse, Perplexity, Grok, et cetera to pull Facebook comments, to list out all the comments or to get the comment threads if people have multi replied threads in the comment section.

We also made it easier to see your bookmarks at a glance.

So if you're on a profile and you have any posts that you've bookmarked or saved to a folder, we show it right here in the Chrome extension, allowing you to get kind of real time updates or maybe to double check whatever that might be.

All you need to do right here is click it and it'll take you directly to that post that you bookmarked in the past.

One of our biggest behind the scenes updates is the amount of posts we can pull from one single scroll.

If you see right here, I just scrolled twice, And just like that we were able to pull in 36 posts beforehand.

It would maybe pull in 5 posts per.

Now we're able to pull in between 20 and 30 posts per scroll, making it faster and easier for you to export posts, profiles or, group content with a single scroll.

Profile's got a quick little upgrade where now the cards themselves are a little bit easier.

You can see the actual cover of the creator.

You can see the profile.

You could also see the posts, the groups, etc.

And if they're inside of any Facebook groups that you scanned, you, you can see right here.

You can actually hover over it, select the Facebook group and it'll take you to that profile in that Facebook group to make it a little bit easier.

In addition, we added an easier kind of menu system up here so you can see what are the top profiles out of all the profiles you've scanned.

Who who are the outlier profiles?

So it's a little bit easier and faster to see who you should be paying attention to and not as well as the analytics across all the profiles themselves.

Now let me show you what profiles actually look like once you're inside of them.

The Facebook profiles have got a complete makeover.

Starting with the top, the header is more cleaner, simplified and easier to understand and use.

We have an entirely new navigation system that's familiar but consistent throughout the platform.

Now starting off with posts, reels, swipes, comments and analytics.

We made it very apparent with this giant white button that you can download the profile data for AI, either the data, the media, or both the data and media underneath it.

Now you'll notice that the actual postcards themselves have went from a four column kind of layout where it's really small, to something like this that is extremely familiar to the native way that Facebook actually shows and displays content.

More or less it looks exactly like Facebook.

We also went ahead and added the actual colors background for any post that actually uses different colors.

You probably are familiar with this.

When you do text only kind of posts on Facebook where you can add a color or a theme or a style.

We went ahead and imported that in here and added it as an actual option to select so you can kind of switch between them.

Next we have this new tab called Comments, which is going to be throughout the entirety of the platform.

But for this profile right here, we can see that we've captured 406 comments across 89 posts.

Now, if you haven't already, go ahead and update your Chrome extension, you just gotta refresh it and you'll now be able to scan and download comments.

So for any post.

So if I go right here, you can see under this post, I can see all the comments, I can even see the threaded replies, everything.

At any point in time, I can go over here to the right and I can hit export and I can download all these comments specifically as well as I can access all these comments now inside of mcp.

So if I go to Claude and I say, hey, tell me what's working on Austin's content and then what's the reception like within the comments?

Do people like it, do they not like it, etc.

You can now add that to your actual MCP.

Now when you click Posts, we gave it a little bit of a refresher.

Once again, the cards themselves have been updated to this three column grid that look pretty much exactly like how it does on Facebook, or what the Facebook posts themselves look like.

We also added these tabs right here so you can see all the reels related to all the posts you scanned in your system, the swipes, the comments if you've scanned and downloaded any, and as well as the analytics, We also cleaned up some of the actual components here so you can analyze and scan and see more creators at one point in time and you can kind of deselect and select who you want to have in here and who you don't.

Groups got a little bit of an overhaul with just a little bit better interface, a little bit easier to understand, easier to navigate.

As you can see here, we also have profiles by group, so you can see all the profiles here within the group itself.

Just to make it a little bit easier on who you're navigating and who you maybe want to see inside of groups, we've also updated the whole interface so that it matches with everything else.

New header we have the new tabs here where we have posts.

You can see the profiles within the Facebook groups that you've scanned.

You can see all the reels you can see here.

This group doesn't obviously have reels.

You can see all the swipe images that we have from all of the actual community.

We have the comments if you scanned any Facebook groups, which is incredibly important.

And we have the analytics, of course.

Now, once again, like the previous, we made it really, really obvious and simple.

You can click this giant button here to download your group data from fast and easy.

We massively updated our MCP and we even added Muse.

If you haven't added it yet, you might want to try it out.

This is Facebook's version of Claude, ChatGPT, etc.

But it's an agent itself.

We also, if you scroll down, added more tools to what your MCP can do.

So now you could do 16 readings.

So basically get your data, nine writing and three for exporting.

The biggest ones that I think you're gonna probably wanna pay attention to is the actual getting the comments.

So you can now use Post nag to scan and scrape any Facebook post, profile or group comments and then ask MCP exactly what you wanna know about the comments.

So you could say, hey, look, look at this post.

What's the common sentiment?

Or what are people complaining about?

Or look at this Facebook group, what are people frustrated by?

And you could even use it with Muse and Claude or ChatGPT to create schedules so you could say, hey, every Friday, go look at the comments on my posts over the week, tell me what people liked, what people didn't like, et cetera.

We gave folders a little bit of a makeover, made it a little bit more simpler, and connected it better and more intelligently with mcp.

So at any point in time, you can click your folders now.

And inside of it you'll see a really well organized and detailed breakdown.

So you know got the header up here, gives you all the quick info.

Right here we have the menu so you can see the posts that you've saved to this folder, the profiles you might have saved to this folder, the groups that you might have saved to this folder, any reels, any swipes that you saved here, any comments that you might have scraped and extracted as well as the analytics.

The idea behind this is we want to have continuity throughout the entirety of the platform so this layout should be consistently the same layout across the board.

We also right here have a new showing kind of breakdown so you see and select or deselect anything from posts, profiles, groups or just all the above.

So for example, maybe I don't want to see all this information, I want to exclude the Claude AI community data and the posts.

Boom.

We can exclude it and now it'll only show content that I specifically said I want to see.