We have data trapped in Facebook pages, posts and profiles and it becomes larger as the community grows. Data becomes more meaningful when we try to visualize it. Structured and unstructured data from polls, surveys and uploaded medias can be analysed to increase productivity and to make strategic decision.
The possibilities are many, one scenario can be performing sentiment analysis on user’s responses on a post. Another example, downloading all pics of your pet uploaded on your timeline, or sometimes collecting email addresses or generating leads for your business.
Today we introduce Dataoryx a small yet awesome tool to download data from your Facebook posts and comments.
Some cool features
- Export comments:
You can extract comments from a Facebook page you own. Same way comments from a Facebook group can also be downloaded and it supports closed group as well. First select a Page or Group and then select the required post to extract the comments from. It also detects comments of comments (nested comments). - Export posts:
Posts can be extracted from your own profile, a page or a group. You just have to select a group or page to export the posts from.
Data format
Data can be downloaded in 2 formats Excel or CSV. You can view all fields in columns, such as message, created-date, updated-date and most importantly the attachments. It supports multiple attachments for each posts.
Downloading media to computer
This is a pretty cool feature and optional. You can set a folder to save all files and attachments including images and videos.
Purchase and Download
You can purchase Dataoryx from the below link. It costs only $9/month.
Download starts automatically after you make the payment. In some cases it may get delayed up to 5 minutes. For any query drop a comment at support@tabgraf.com
I uploaded a video to facebook, I am organizing a promotion among those who leave a comment in the video’s comments. When I download the comments of a post from a page I own, do I get the names of the people who made the comments?
Downloaded this app last week and have been using to extract comments. This is beautiful. One thing… How can I know which is comment to another comment. i.e nested comment.
In the extracted data, you can find a column called parentId which indicates the comment given to whom. If the parentId contains the ID of another comment it means it belongs to that.