Describe the data. We hand back rows.
Type a prompt in plain English. We open the site, find what you asked for, and return a spreadsheet.
Where this gets in the way
Selectors break when sites change.
You write CSS selectors today. The site ships a redesign next month. Your scrapers stop returning rows and you find out the slow way.
Point-and-click tools hit ceilings.
They work fine on simple pages. Once the site uses lazy-load, modals, or sign-in walls, the tool stops working and the work falls back on you.
Writing code is not the goal.
You did not become a marketer, analyst, or PM to maintain Playwright scripts. The data is the goal. The script is overhead.
What we ship instead
Plain-English prompts.
Tell us what you want. We work out the rest. No selectors, no XPath, no regex on your side.
Works on real sites.
JavaScript-heavy pages, lazy-load lists, sign-in walls, paginated results. The hard cases are the cases we built for.
You watch what we do.
A phase timeline shows the agent navigating, interacting, and extracting in real time. No black box.
How it works
Type your prompt.
Be specific or vague. If the scope is unclear, we ask one or two questions before we start.
Watch us work.
The agent navigates, interacts, and extracts. Activity is visible on a live timeline.
Get your data and a reusable scraper.
Rows in a spreadsheet. The scraper is saved so the next run takes seconds, without using your AI runs.
Common questions
What sites does this work on?
Most public websites. Search results, listings, profiles, articles, directories, registries. Sign-in-walled sites work when you store credentials with us.
How long does a run take?
A first run on a typical site is usually under two minutes. Saved scrapers rerun in seconds because the work is already figured out.
What if my prompt is ambiguous?
We check before we start. If the prompt is missing scope, count, or source, we ask up to two short questions. If it is clear, we go.
What happens when the site changes?
We detect the change on the next run and update the saved scraper for you. You see a note on the run that says the scraper updated itself.
How do I export the data?
Every run lets you download as CSV or JSON. Larger plans add API access so you can pipe rows straight into your stack.
Is there a free plan?
Yes. Two saved scrapers and a small monthly run quota, no credit card required. Upgrade when you outgrow it.