How the safety layer keeps you under the radar
There's nothing to configure on a server and no password to hand over. The protection runs the moment you install — quietly, in the background, on every post.
It posts as you, from your browser
Group Posting works through the Facebook session you're already logged into — your real browser, your real home IP. No cloud login, no credentials on our side, nothing unusual for Facebook to see.
It paces every post like a human
Randomized delays, night-mode rest, warm-up for new accounts and an adaptive slow-down past ~60 posts a day mean your activity never looks like a machine on a timer.
It watches your score and warns you
A live 0–100 protection score reads your activity in real time, and a pre-flight check flags risky campaigns before they run — so you ease off before a limit, not after.
Human-like pacing, warm-up, night mode and adaptive slow-down.
A real person doesn't post to 200 groups in five minutes, or at 3am, or the day they open a new account. Group Posting behaves the way a careful human would — automatically.
Humanized, randomized pacing
Every post lands after a natural, randomized delay — never a robotic burst. You set the tempo and the engine layers realistic jitter on top, so no two runs look the same to a filter.
Warm-up for new accounts
New or quiet accounts ramp up gradually, the way a real person builds a posting habit — instead of jumping from zero to hundreds of posts overnight and lighting up every alarm.
Night mode & quiet hours
The engine automatically rests overnight so your account looks like it sleeps. A looping campaign pauses in your quiet hours and picks back up in the morning — no 3am posting spree.
Adaptive slow-down past ~60/day
As your daily volume climbs past a safe threshold — around 60 posts a day — the engine automatically widens the gaps to keep you comfortably inside a natural range.