SWIOZ POSTS VIEWER.
A read-only exploration surface for feed and post data. Drop in a handle from any supported network to instantly view posts, captions, comments, media, and metrics in one structured, searchable archive. No logins. No footprints. No credentials required.
What a post capture looks like.
Each card below is one piece of a feed snapshot — a grid post, a video, a carousel slide, a top-level comment. Hover any card to bring it forward; the viewer organizes them by type and chronology when you’re ready to work.
Nine surfaces. One viewer.
Every layer of a connected feed, broken out into its own inspectable panel — searchable, filterable, and exportable on demand.
Feed chronology
Browse every published post in exact chronological order. Captions, alt text, location tags, and timestamps are preserved exactly as they appeared at the moment of capture.
Captions & alt text
Full-text search across all post captions and alternative text. Hashtags, mentions, and URLs are parsed into their own queryable fields for granular filtering.
Comment trees
Expand any post to reveal its full comment tree — top-level replies, nested responses, timestamps, and engagement counts on each individual reply.
Video & reels
Play back feed videos and short-form reels inline with full metadata. View counts, audio references, and cross-posting markers are surfaced alongside the player.
Carousel extraction
Automatically extract all images and videos from multi-slide carousel posts. Each slide is content-addressed and linked back to the parent post ID.
Engagement metrics
See like totals, reaction ratios, and per-post engagement breakdowns. Compare side-by-side across any date range or content category.
Location index
Every geotagged post is plotted on a single map. Click a pin to jump straight to the original post, or filter the entire feed by location.
Tagged mentions
Surface every post where the profile has been tagged by others. A complete cross-section of how the profile appears across the wider network.
Bulk export
Download an entire feed snapshot as JSON, CSV, or zipped media. Structured for downstream analysis in spreadsheets, databases, or BI tools.
Built like an instrument, not a scraper.
Three core systems do the heavy lifting — a capture engine that respects rate boundaries, a structuring layer that turns raw pages into queryable records, and an export pipeline that hands you back clean data.
Capture engine
Swioz reads only what is already visible. There is no credential handling, no impersonation, no bypassing of access controls — the engine treats the source the same way a browser would, only structured and reproducible.
- Read-only by design. No write operations, no liking, no posting, no interaction with the source profile.
- Paginates flawlessly. Deep feed history is traversed sequentially without triggering anti-bot walls.
- Rate-aware. Requests are throttled and spaced to stay within the source’s own publishing rhythm.
- Timestamped. Every record carries the exact moment it was observed, not the moment it was published.
Structuring layer
Raw pages are rewritten into a normalized schema. A post from any supported source looks the same in the viewer — same fields, same datetime format, same engagement keys — so cross-source comparison works without further wrangling.
- Unified schema. Images, videos, carousels, and text posts share a single typed shape across all sources.
- Datetime normalization. All timestamps converted to UTC with original timezone preserved as metadata.
- Media hashing. Every image and video is content-addressed, so duplicates across posts are detected automatically.
- Caption parsing. Hashtags, mentions and URLs are extracted into their own queryable fields.
Export pipeline
Once a feed is captured and structured, it leaves the viewer in whatever shape your downstream tools expect. Three primary formats, plus a raw dump for archival.
- JSON — full fidelity, nested, ideal for programmatic analysis.
- CSV — flat post-level table, drops straight into Excel or Google Sheets.
- ZIP media — every image and video, renamed by post ID and timestamp.
- Raw snapshot — the original page responses, for evidentiary archival.
Four moves from handle to archive.
Enter the handle
Drop a username into the search field. Swioz resolves it against the source, confirms the profile is accessible, and shows you a preview card before any capture begins.
Pick your scope
Choose what you want to pull — posts only, posts plus comments, full media archive including carousels. Date range optional. The viewer estimates capture time up front.
Watch it unfold
The viewer streams records in as they’re captured — you don’t wait for a finished file. Start searching, filtering and clicking into posts while the capture is still running.
Export or stay
Download the structured archive in the format you need, or keep the snapshot open in the viewer for as long as your session lasts. Captures can be re-opened from history.
Every part of the feed, its own panel.
Hover any tile to focus. The mosaic is the viewer’s navigation — each panel is one of the nine data surfaces, opened individually but cross-linked by post ID, hashtag, location and timestamp.
Eight reasons people open Swioz.
Feed data should be accessible, structured, and safe to explore. Swioz simply makes it readable.
Built for researchers, journalists, and analysts who need to view post data without writing brittle scripts or crossing ethical lines.
Things people ask before they paste a handle.
Paste a handle. Watch the feed unfold.
No signup, no install, no credentials required. The posts viewer opens in your browser and the first capture starts in seconds.