Jobs from nine applicant tracking systems in one schema - Workday, Greenhouse, Lever, Ashby, Workable, SmartRecruiters, Recruitee, Rippling and Breezy. Run it daily with onlyNewJobs and it returns, and bills for, only what is new. Descriptions as markdown, text or HTML.
Screen Polymarket prediction markets by price movement or time to close, or fetch specific markets by slug or condition ID. Implied probability, favoured outcome, bid/ask spread, volume and liquidity come back as real numbers and arrays - not the JSON-encoded strings the source returns.
Scrape Product Hunt launches with topics, makers and engagement flattened into one clean schema. Filter by topic, date range or minimum votes. GraphQL edge/node envelopes unwrapped into plain arrays that survive a CSV export.
Find newsletters by keyword, then scrape their full archives with engagement flattened into numbers: reactions, comments, restacks, word count and free-vs-paid status. Discovery walks the category tree, because Substack's own search returns empty for anonymous callers.
Ask by date, date range or player name - no internal IDs. Ranges reach finished tournaments, not just today's. Set-by-set scorelines assembled; head-to-head and recent form as flat columns with win percentages. ATP and WTA rankings with movement. Tour level and singles/doubles as columns.