Who asks
People who know the data is out there.
A statistician with fourteen PDFs. A marketer with four platforms open. An actuary refreshing thirty rate pages by hand. An operator watching a competitor’s catalog. Different jobs, same realization: the collecting was never the interesting part, and an agent can do it now.
Marketers
Stop searching four platforms by hand. Ask for the table.
Analysts and researchers
The data exists. It is just in fourteen places.
Finance and actuarial teams
Every public number you track, in one dated table.
Ecommerce
Know what competitors sell, charge, and have in stock.
Agencies
Do the research for the tenth client without redoing the work.
Outbound marketing
A lead list you can defend, with a source for every contact.
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Founders and operators
One dataset for one decision, repeatable when the decision recurs.
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Journalists
Public records and scattered figures assembled with a source URL on every row, ready to cite.
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Technical users
A working collector now, without writing it. Exportable code later, if you want to own it.
Early access
Tell us what you want from the internet.
The app is not built yet. Early-access requests decide which collectors we build first. Describe your ask and a person replies with two things: possible or not, and roughly what it would cost.