Datamule

Point at ANY Socrata open-data portal (NYC, Chicago, WA, hundreds of gov portals). Query rows via SoQL, list a domain's catalog, or pull a dataset's column schema. One runner for the whole SODA ecosystem.

Point at ANY SRU/SRW library catalog (DNB, Library of Congress, K10plus and thousands more — one LoC standard) and get flat bibliographic rows from a CQL query: title, creator, publisher, date, subject, ISBN and more, plus lossless raw XML. Discovery mode lists a server's indexes. Pay per record.

Point at ANY TileJSON 3.0 tileset metadata URL (OpenFreeMap, VersaTiles, MapTiler, Stadia, tileserver-gl, Tippecanoe, PMTiles) and extract structured metadata: one row per vector layer (id, fields, zoom) plus bounds, center, attribution, scheme, tile URLs. Raster tilesets emit a summary row.

Point at ANY Triple Pattern Fragments (TPF / Linked Data Fragments) endpoint with an optional subject/predicate/object pattern; get one row per matched RDF triple. Decodes any RDF serialization (Turtle/TriG/JSON-LD/N-Triples/N-Quads), follows hydra:next pagination, dedups triples.

Point at ANY uData open-data portal (data.gouv.fr, data.public.lu, ~30 Etalab govs) and extract datasets, organizations, or community reuses via the uniform /api/1/ REST API. Nested resources, facet filters (q/tag/org/license), server-driven pagination.

Scrape U.S. federal awards from the official USAspending.gov API. Query contracts, grants, loans & assistance by recipient, agency, NAICS/PSC, date & amount. One record per award — recipient, amount, agency, dates, codes + raw. Pay per award.

Point at ANY OGC Web Coverage Service (WCS 2.0.1/2.0.0/1.1/1.0) — rasdaman, MapServer, GeoServer, deegree, EOxServer, THREDDS. Reads GetCapabilities + DescribeCoverage; returns flat rows per coverage (id, subtype, WGS84 bbox, grid type, axis labels, corners, range fields). Pay per coverage.

Point at ANY classic OGC WFS 2.0/1.1 service (GeoServer, MapServer, deegree, QGIS-Server) behind national & city SDIs. Reads GetCapabilities, pages GetFeature by bbox/CQL, returns flat feature rows (geometry, lon/lat, computed bbox, properties, SRS) from GeoJSON OR GML. Pay per feature.

Point at ANY Wikibase instance (Wikidata, MaRDI, self-hosted) and extract items & properties via the modern REST v1 API: full typed entities, per-statement rows, or labels + descriptions. One runner for every install. Pay per entity.

Point at any OGC Web Map Service (WMS 1.1.1 or 1.3.0) and extract a structured layer catalog from its GetCapabilities document — one row per layer with CRS, bounding boxes, styles, scale, keywords, dimensions and service metadata. One actor, any WMS.

Point at any OGC Web Map Tile Service (WMTS 1.0.0) and extract a structured tile inventory from GetCapabilities — one row per layer (identifier, formats, styles, WGS84 bbox, TileMatrixSet links, tile-URL template) or per TileMatrixSet (CRS, scale-set, zoom ladder). Any WMTS server.

Point at ANY public XNAT neuroimaging server (NITRC-IR, BMIA, institutional archives) and pull structured metadata over the XNAT REST API: projects, subjects, imaging experiments/sessions, and scans. One actor, the whole /data REST surface, every row lossless.

All-in-one YouTube data Actor: keyword search, per-video detail (exact player fields when served, else exact-id list metadata), channel videos/shorts/live and whole playlists — one flat schema, no API key, no login, no proxy. Pay per result: 1 unit per row; failed or empty lookups never billed.

Export the F-Droid open-source Android app catalog to CSV or JSON: package IDs, licenses, versions, update dates, categories and source-code links. Search or export in bulk, then refresh on a schedule. Try the ready-to-run catalog example. No login or API key; pay per returned app.

Point at ANY Memento (RFC 7089) TimeMap and extract every archived snapshot as flat rows — memento URI, datetime (ISO 8601), rel, original URI, collection, raw link line. Works across the Internet Archive, arquivo.pt and every Memento-compliant web archive. Pay per memento.

Point at ANY OAI-PMH endpoint (arXiv, DSpace, EPrints, Invenio, OJS and thousands more) and get flat metadata rows — identifier, datestamp, title, creators, subjects, publisher, date, rights — plus lossless raw XML. All 6 verbs, incremental from/until, resumptionToken paging. Pay per record.

First delivered comment: $0.0005; additional comments/replies: $0.000165 each. Export public YouTube comment text, author IDs and reply threads. Top/newest sorting, global output and spending caps. Zero-result runs have no Actor event charges.

Scrape Chrome Web Store extension details — name, users, rating, version, category, developer — by ID or URL. The official CWS API was retired; this fills the gap. Pay per extension.

Point at any Composer / Satis / Packagist-style PHP package repository (wpackagist, Roundcube, Packagist, private Satis) and get one structured row per package: version, license, authors, keywords, require, source/dist.

Point at any self-hosted Gatus status page and export its monitored endpoints and health-check history from the public /api/v1/endpoints/statuses JSON: status code, response time, per-condition pass/fail, success and timestamp.

Point at any NuGet v3 service index (nuget.org, Azure Artifacts, MyGet, GitLab, self-hosted BaGet/Gitea) and get one structured row per package: version, downloads, tags, license, authors.

Point at ANY OData service (v2/v3/v4) — SAP, Dynamics 365, Business Central, Dataverse, SharePoint, national-stats & gov portals. Pick an entity set or auto-discover from $metadata; apply $filter/$select/$orderby/$expand; auto-paginate to flat rows + raw. Pay per row.

Point at ANY SDMX 2.1 statistical service (ECB, OECD, Eurostat, IMF, BIS, World Bank, ABS…): name a dataflow + dimension key and get flat, fully labeled observation rows. Decodes the compact index-encoded SDMX-JSON (1.0 & 2.0 envelopes). Discovery mode lists dataflows. Pay per observation.

Point at ANY public SPARQL endpoint (Wikidata, DBpedia, UniProt, government & museum Linked-Open-Data) and run a query over the W3C SPARQL 1.1 Protocol. SELECT flattens to dynamic columns per binding, ASK to a boolean, CONSTRUCT/DESCRIBE to triples. One actor, any knowledge graph. Pay per binding.