We build the tool we wanted when group posting was a three-hour chore.

Facebook groups are where a homeowner asks who to call about a leaky roof, where a family moving to town asks for a realtor, and where a small business owner asks which agency actually delivers. For a lot of businesses, that is where the customers are.

Reaching them properly is tedious. Posting into fifty groups by hand takes an afternoon. Pasting the same text everywhere gets you flagged. Handing it to an assistant works until the week it does not.

MaherPost sits in the middle. You keep control of your account, your words and your timing. The software handles delivery, varies the copy for each group, paces itself, and keeps a record of what happened. Account Health tells you when to ease off before Facebook does it for you.

What changed in 2024

In April 2024 Meta removed group publishing from the Graph API. Overnight, the well-known schedulers could no longer post to groups you belong to. Thousands of people who relied on group reach were back to copy and paste.

Posting from a logged-in browser became the only approach that still works, so we rebuilt MaherPost around it. A Chrome extension does the posting inside your own session, the same way you would, with delays, variation and a delivery log on top. The longer story is in how Meta killed group APIs.