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Structured data · Research workflows
Web data extraction and analysis
Bytescrap is a Grafiesto-built web data product for extracting and organizing information from public pages. It supports repeatable research and monitoring workflows with structured outputs. Availability, supported sources, usage limits, and product-specific safeguards are documented on the Bytescrap website.
Built and operated by Grafiesto.
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Structured data · Research workflows
Any web browser
Live, and ours to keep up
3 steps, start to finish
The product's own site is the authority on availability, limits and safeguards. This is the shape of the work it does.
The same pages a researcher would open by hand — read at a pace and a consistency a researcher cannot hold across four hundred of them.
Extraction resolves into fields, organised by source, so what was prose on a screen becomes rows a spreadsheet, a notebook or a pipeline can take.
Monitoring is only monitoring if run two is comparable to run one. Repeatability is the deliverable; any single extraction is just a screenshot.
6 capabilities
Shipped capability, not a roadmap. Anything Bytescrap does not do yet is absent from this list on purpose.
Who reaches for it
Bytescrap was not designed for an audience segment. It was designed for a specific afternoon that keeps happening to specific people.
E-commerce competitive pricing monitoring
Market research and data collection
Lead generation from public directories
Content aggregation and monitoring
Where it came from
Bytescrap was built with the same capabilities we bring into client work — which is why the case study for it reads like any other engagement.
Repeatable extraction runs that stay stable when a source page changes
2 products
Two products, two entirely different problems, one team on call for both of them.
Face-based event photo discovery
Web data extraction and analysis
Try Bytescrap
Web data extraction and analysis, built and operated by Grafiesto. If you want something like it for your own team, a first conversation is thirty minutes and ends with a written summary of the problem.