ScrapeLoop

Start by capturing exactly what you need, no code required. Open a target page, launch the visual selector, and click the pieces of information you care about—titles, prices, links, dates, images. As you select, a live preview builds a tidy table so you can rename fields, reorder columns, and verify you’re pulling the right content. Add simple rules for pagination or “load more” buttons to cover multi-page results. Save this as a reusable playbook and run it once to validate the output. For a product catalog, for example, you might extract name, price, rating, product URL, and availability, then download the result or fetch it via a shareable endpoint as JSON.

Next, automate delivery and keep downstream tools up to date. Set a schedule (hourly, daily, or custom) and choose a destination: push to a webhook, stream to an API consumer, or sync straight into your favorite spreadsheet app. Map fields to columns in Sheets or bases in Airtable, and enable de-duplication using a unique key so you don’t get repeats. Common flows: track job listings across multiple boards and keep a hiring sheet refreshed; populate a content calendar with new article headlines every morning; maintain a running inventory snapshot that product ops can filter and sort without leaving the spreadsheet.

Handle tricky sites with a guided sequence. Record a sign-in step for pages that require credentials, then continue capturing from behind the gate. Configure scrolling to reveal lazy-loaded items, follow “next” links until the end, and ignore irrelevant page furniture using CSS or text filters. Normalize messy text with quick transforms (trim whitespace, split fields, combine values), and export clean Markdown when you need neatly formatted context for training datasets or prompt libraries. This is especially useful for turning documentation pages or long-form articles into consistent, LLM-ready snippets.

Stay in control as your projects grow. Check a run dashboard for status, item counts, and example rows; re-run failed pages with one action; and send lightweight alerts through a webhook to Slack, Zapier, or your own system when something changes. Share playbooks with teammates so marketing, research, and engineering can use the same setup without duplicate effort. For bulk inputs, start a run from a list of URLs and let the playbook handle each page in turn. Whether you’re building a competitor tracker, feeding a search index with fresh docs, or assembling a market research panel, you move from idea to live data stream in minutes—and keep it dependable over time.