Extract data from any website using natural language queries—no coding needed. Simply state the data you are looking for and our scraper will do the rest. Enjoy unlimited requests, a user-friendly chat interface, and seamless data exports.
AI-driven Web Scraping for everyone, No Code needed
Extract data from any website using natural language queries—no coding needed. Simply state the data you are looking for and our scraper will do the rest. Enjoy unlimited requests, a user-friendly chat interface, and seamless data exports.
Hey Product Hunt! 👋 I'm Stefano, co-founder of Webtap, and I'm super excited to introduce our game-changing, AI-based web scraping solution! 🚀 Webtap is built on top of the Apify Store, leveraging the top-notch reliability of Apify actors, which are crafted by skilled engineers. This innovative approach empowers our reliability, setting us apart from many other AI-based products. If it works for software engineers on Apify, it works for everyone on Webtap. Simply state in natural language what d
I had some projects that involved a ton of scraping. I wish I had learned about such automation tools sooner. Cool project!
Very interesting and well done. IMO that fills a big market need. Big up to @stefano_pochet and his team.
Great job on this project, best of luck!
This tool looks truly revolutionary. The ability to extract data from any website using simple natural language queries, with no coding needed, is fantastic. I am very interested in this project and can't wait to see how it develops further. Congratulations again on the great work!
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