Find public emails across domains, even the sneaky [at] ones
EmailSpy scrapes multiple sources to uncover publicly available emails for any domain. It even catches those tricky [at] symbols. Uses hybrid Firecrawl and Puppeteer approach. Try it, then clone and customize this low-code, open-source tool for free.
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1Product designer turned flowgrammer @ n8n.io. Get 50% off n8n.io for a year with code MAX50.
EmailSpy was born out of a brainstorm with Oskar Kramarz, it's one of those "side projects in a notepad" that actually came to life. It was put together in about a week. It uses n8n for the back-end, Next.js for front-end (hosted on Vercel), and a combo of BraveSearch/ Firecrawl / Puppeteer to find emails across sites. We built it to both show how you can use low-code tooling to ship SaaS-like value, and to explore shipping AI-powered tools as part of my 30 Day AI Sprint: https://30dayaisprint.notion.site You could probably take this service, make the API public and run a modest microsass with it. The back-end is set up in a way to be very customizable (for example increasing how many sites are searched). In any case, we're giving away the entire project for free: front-end, back-end. The only reason it's not "Open Source" on Product Hunt is because the "Duplicate EmailSpy" page is in notion, not PH. I truly hope this helps inspire some folks to get building with AI - I'm no expert but I've learned a TON over the last 25 days of my AI Sprint. Thanks for your support and looking forward to your feedback as well.