Nine tools.
One shared spreadsheet.

Almost every useful page is a list wearing a costume — a product grid, a search results page, a directory, a leaderboard. Click one item and Fyre works out the pattern behind it, then pulls every sibling on the page into a table with sensible column names.

List pages rarely carry everything. Page Extractor takes a column of URLs — from a list you just built, a sitemap, or a pasted block — visits each one, and pulls the same set of fields from every page into a single table.

Pull the images off a page — or off every page in a list — at full resolution, with filenames built from your own columns. No more folders of hash-named JPEGs you cannot match back to a product.

Sweep a page, a list of pages, or a whole sitemap branch for email addresses. Fyre reads the places addresses actually hide — mailto links, obfuscated text, contact blocks, structured data — then dedupes what it finds.

Shopify stores expose a clean product feed if you know where to look. Fyre reads it directly, so you get the full catalogue — every variant, price, SKU, option and image — without clicking through a single collection page.

Collect the social presence of every business on a page or in a list. Fyre recognises the major networks, normalises the URLs, strips tracking parameters, and gives each network its own column instead of one messy pile of links.

Turn a page into clean reading text or Markdown with the navigation, cookie bars, related-posts rails and newsletter interruptions removed. Useful for research, and the cheapest way to feed a page to a language model.

Most sites tell you exactly what they contain — you just have to read the sitemap. Fyre resolves nested index files, expands every branch into a browsable tree, and lets you filter down to the section you want before handing the URLs to another tool.

Every tool writes into the same place: a real spreadsheet in a browser tab, backed by local storage that survives a crash. Sort, filter, dedupe, edit, merge two runs, then export — or hand a column to the next tool without leaving the page.