Capture Posts As You Browse: Facebook Data Pulled Straight From Your Own Feed

Scroll any Facebook profile, page, or group like you normally would, and PostSnag quietly turns every post you pass into structured, saved data.

The problem

Facebook gives you infinite scroll, not a spreadsheet: no searchable captions, no sorting by engagement, no export, nothing to filter or compare. Studying a competitor's post history means opening a dozen tabs and logging dates and captions by hand, so most people just go with a gut feeling instead. Tools that promise to automate this usually run a fake account behind the scenes, real risk just to see what's already on your own screen. What you actually want is simple: look at what you can already see, and keep it.

What's live today

The PostSnag extension captures posts the moment you scroll past them, on any Facebook profile, page, or group you can already access. No separate mode, no waiting: you browse, and PostSnag builds the record in the background. Everything runs client-side, inside your own logged-in session, with no server-side capture and no fake account involved.

• Post type: video, photo, text, or link

• Engagement numbers as shown on the post

• The full caption

• The post date

How it works for you

Open a profile, page, or group with the extension active and start scrolling; PostSnag reads each post as it loads and adds it to your capture, no clicking or manual logging required. When you're done, send that capture into your dashboard, where it becomes something you can actually sort through.

What you get

• A full, structured record of any profile, page, or group's posts, built just by browsing normally.

• Zero added risk to your account, since nothing is automated and nothing acts on your behalf.

• Coverage that extends into groups, a space almost no other tool can see into at all.

For example

Before pitching a local business, you open their Facebook page and scroll back a few months the way you'd browse out of curiosity. By the time you've finished your coffee, PostSnag has captured every post from that stretch: what they posted, how often, and how it performed.

What it unlocks

This is the layer everything else in PostSnag sits on top of: every sort, filter, bookmark, and export starts as data that came from this exact moment, you scrolling, PostSnag quietly keeping what you saw.

Who it's for

Anyone who needs to understand a Facebook profile, page, or group beyond a quick scroll: marketers researching competitors, agencies prepping pitches, community managers, and creators studying their own history.