Extract website data into spreadsheets — no code needed
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SiteScoop is a Chrome extension that extracts structured data from any website into Excel or CSV — without writing a line of code. Point it at a product listing, search results page, or directory and it automatically detects repeating patterns, previews the data in a table, and exports in one click. All processing happens locally in your browser — your data never leaves your device.
Auto-detects repeating data patterns on any page
Export to Excel (copy-paste ready) or Download CSV
Pick a Column: click any element, extract all similar ones
Multi-page extraction with Grab Next Page button
JSON export for Pro users
100% local — your data never leaves your browser
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10SiteScoop started from a simple frustration — copying product data from websites into spreadsheets by hand is genuinely painful, and the existing tools either require coding or cost more than most teams can justify. We built the whole extraction engine in Rust/WebAssembly so it runs entirely in the browser — no servers, no data leaving your device. Would love to hear what kinds of pages you've been trying to extract from.
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Love the simplicity of this. The best products remove technical friction, and “structured data from any website without code” is instantly understandable. Keeping processing local is also a huge trust advantage. This feels like one of those tools people try once and keep forever.
The fact that it runs 100% locally is a big selling point. Most scraping tools route your data through their servers, which is a dealbreaker for anyone working with competitive intelligence or sensitive pricing data. Auto-detecting repeating patterns is clever too — saves a lot of manual CSS selector work.
Creator. Builder.
Nice product. I think we data into spreadsheets is helpful especially with agents.
ick q though - when the recruiter forwards your link to the hiring team, does that show as one company viewing 3x or as 3 different viewers? the rolled-up versio
Pretty slick—being able to extract structured data locally without any setup is super convenient, especially for quick scraping tasks without worrying about privacy.
The spreadsheet output is smart — most scrapers dump JSON that then needs cleaning. This saves a step.
Maker
Nice tool, like the simplicity of it
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does it work with scroll loaded elements?
Yes — SiteScoop reads the page as it currently is in your browser, so if you scroll down to load more content first and then run the scan, it picks up everything that's loaded. Works well for infinite scroll pages that way. The one exception is content inside iframes or elements that load from a separate domain, which the browser's security model blocks access to.