Marek Hartmann

Scrape AutoScout24 car listings: price, mileage, first registration, power, fuel, transmission, dealer and location. Refuses to return the whole marketplace when your make or model filter is not recognised.

Search the UK Companies House register and get company number, status, address, incorporation date and officers. Tells you explicitly when the register itself reported no results instead of guessing from an empty page.

Search Docker Hub and get repository name, publisher, description, star and pull counts, and last update. Follows the API cursor rather than a page counter, so paging cannot end early without saying so.

Search GitHub repositories and get stars, forks, language, license, topics and timestamps. Detects the 403 GitHub sends when the search rate limit is exhausted, so an exhausted limit never looks like zero results.

Scrape every ad an advertiser is running from Google's Ads Transparency Center: creative, format, first and last shown, region. When the result is empty it tells you why - your typo or our bug - instead of billing you for nothing.

Search Google Patents and get publication number, title, assignee, inventor, filing and publication dates with the result count the source itself reports - so a paging bug cannot silently return page one forever.

Query OpenStreetMap via Overpass and get places, POIs and their tags with coordinates. Rotates between Overpass mirrors and reports a server-side outage instead of returning it to you as an empty result.

Scrape public Telegram channels without an API key or bot token: posts, views, reactions, media URLs, forwards, hashtags. Never reports an unreadable channel as empty - it fails with a reason, so you never pay for a silent empty run. No member lists, no personal data.

Scrape Yelp business reviews with ratings, dates, authors, owner replies and reaction counts. Returns an error instead of an empty, billable dataset when Yelp blocks or changes.

Get transcripts from YouTube videos, whole channels and playlists. Every video you ask for gets a row - with the transcript, or with the exact reason there is none. Rows without a transcript are never charged.