Select what matters.
Open the Chrome extension and select a table, grid, list or just the rows and columns you need.
Chrome extension + web workspace · Private beta
Capture tables and structured data from real web pages, fix the messy parts, then send everything to Excel, CSV or Google Sheets—without maintaining a scraper.
Open the Chrome extension and select a table, grid, list or just the rows and columns you need.
Preview headers, data types and merged cells. Keep long IDs intact and catch broken values early.
Copy, download or send clean data to your spreadsheet. Save repeat jobs as reusable recipes.
Planned support for HTML tables, div-based grids, dynamic pages and virtualized lists—with clear feedback when a page cannot be captured safely.
Combine pagination and infinite-scroll data into one export with progress, pause and deduplication controls.
Preserve long IDs, dates, locale-aware numbers, links and merged headers exactly as intended.
Turn repeat captures into recipes that update Google Sheets on demand or on a schedule, with run history and failure alerts.
Let teammates reuse a trusted extraction without rebuilding the setup.
“The goal is not more export buttons. It is fewer hours rebuilding data.”
Product principle 01
Accuracy before automation.
Transparency before magic.
Move supplier lists, inventory, directories and recurring reports into the spreadsheets your team already runs on.
Collect public datasets, financial tables and HTML reports without maintaining a one-off scraper.
Turn product catalogs, prices, inventory and specifications into structured data you can compare.
Early access · Built with users
Join the private beta and vote for the workflow that would save you the most time. We will invite the most specific use cases first.
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No tool works reliably everywhere. We are designing for HTML tables, modern grids, dynamic pages and paginated data, and for honest failure messages when a page cannot be captured safely.
No. The core workflow is visual: select the data, inspect the preview, then export or save the setup as a recipe.
Basic capture is planned as a local browser operation. Scheduled jobs and cloud destinations will require explicit permission and a clear explanation of what is sent.
We are testing a free basic capture, a Pro plan for scale and saved recipes, and a Cloud plan for scheduled sync. Waitlist feedback will decide the final packaging.
There is no invented launch date. Early invitations will go to users with specific, repeatable workflows that help us test the hardest parts first.