Arman Hossain

Track npm download volume per package across day, week, month, year or a custom range. Daily series, peak days and share-of-total. No key, no proxy.

Fetch complete npm registry metadata for any package: versions, dependencies, maintainers, licences, repository, dist-tags and deprecation flags. No key, no proxy.

Scrape US National Weather Service forecasts, hourly outlooks, active alerts and station observations by coordinate or zone. No API key, no proxy, no browser.

Scrape Packagist for PHP package data: versions, requires, autoload config, licences, authors, download counts and abandoned status. Essential for Composer dependency audits and SBOMs.

Parse Personio job XML feeds into structured records: title, department, office, employment type, seniority, schedule and full description. Strong DACH coverage, no login.

Search Apple's podcast directory, then parse each show's RSS feed for full episode lists: titles, show notes, durations, audio URLs, season and episode numbers, and publish dates.

Parse public Google Merchant and RSS 2.0 product feeds: GTIN, MPN, brand, price split into amount and currency, sale price, availability, shipping and images. The catalogue retailers publish deliberately.

Search 35M+ PubMed citations and get complete records: title, structured abstract, authors and affiliations, journal, MeSH terms, keywords, DOI and PMC ID. Straight from NCBI E-utilities, no key required.

Parse any RSS, Atom or JSON feed into a single normalised schema: title, link, author, published date, categories, media enclosures and full content. Auto-discovers the feed from a plain site URL.

Pull gem data from RubyGems: version, total and per-version downloads, licences, runtime and development dependencies, source code URI and documentation links. Bulk gems, no auth.

Search 200M+ papers on Semantic Scholar and get clean metadata: abstracts, AI-written TLDR summaries, citation and influential-citation counts, open-access PDF links and DOI/arXiv/PubMed IDs. One capped, de-duplicated run.

Scrape the Steam store: game details, pricing across regions, discounts, genres, developers, publishers, release dates and Metacritic scores. No key, no login, no browser.

Scrape any Substack publication's public feed: post titles, subtitles, full content, author, publish date, word count and paywall status. Slugs, substack.com URLs and custom domains all work.

Scrape any Teamtailor careers site. role title, department, location, remote status, employment type and full description. No login, no proxy, no browser.

Scrape TVmaze for TV series data. show details, genres, network, status, episode lists with air dates and full cast with character names. No key, no proxy, no browser.

Scrape the UK National Grid carbon intensity API: actual and forecast gCO2/kWh, generation mix by fuel type, and regional breakdowns. No login, no proxy, no browser.

Scrape UN Comtrade for international trade statistics: imports and exports by reporter, partner, HS commodity code, value and quantity. No login, no proxy, no browser.

Scrape USGS earthquake data: magnitude, depth, coordinates, place, tsunami flag, felt reports and alert level. Filter by magnitude, region and time window.

Query the Internet Archive CDX API: every archived URL for a domain with timestamps, status codes, MIME types and snapshot links. No login, no proxy, no browser.

Audit any site's public technical files: robots.txt rules, sitemap discovery and URL counts, ads.txt sellers, security.txt contacts, meta tags, structured data and the detected tech stack with evidence.

Look up domain registration data through RDAP, the structured successor to WHOIS: registrar, creation and expiry dates, status codes, nameservers and contacts where public.

Scrape Wikidata entities: labels, descriptions, aliases and every property claim with qualifiers, in any language. The structured knowledge graph behind Wikipedia.

Scrape Wikipedia through the official REST API: summaries, full extracts, images, coordinates, categories and links. 300+ languages, no key, no proxies.

Scrape WooCommerce stores through the public Store API: products, prices, stock status, categories, attributes, variations and reviews. Works on any Woo store with the API enabled.