ParseForge

Scrapes USGS ScienceBase Catalog records by search query, parent item ID, or browse category. Returns each record as a flat row with title, URL, and metadata.

Scrapes USGS water data including instantaneous values, daily summaries, and groundwater levels by site code and parameter. Returns each observation as a flat row ready for analysis.

Scrapes V&A Museum artworks matching a search term and returns each one as a flat row with title, maker, materials, date, and museum record details.

Transcribe Instagram, X (Twitter), Facebook and TikTok videos to text with timestamps, SRT and language, plus author and engagement data. Export CSV, Excel, JSON, XML.

Scrapes Vivino marketplace catalog by keyword search. Returns each wine as a flat row with rating, price, vintage, and region. Filter by wine type and country.

Scrape Vivino wines with rating, price, winery, region, grapes, taste profile and food pairings. Filter by type, country, price and rating. Export to CSV, Excel, JSON or XML.

Scrapes visual novel entries from the Visual Novel Database (VNDB) by free-text search or raw filter expression. Returns each entry as a flat row with rating, vote count, release date, tags, and any extra fields you request.

Scrape the official Vue.js docs into rows: title, URL, section, headings, full text and raw Markdown. Export to CSV, JSON, Excel, or XML.

Scrapes W3C specifications and working groups from the public catalog. Returns each record as a flat row with title, URL, maturity status, and group shortname.

Scrapes real-time air quality data from WAQI stations by city, nearest location, or bounding box. Returns AQI, pollutant readings, weather, and station coordinates as flat rows.

Read company websites for the contacts they publish today: emails, phones, address, socials. Charges only reachable leads. Export CSV, Excel, JSON, XML.

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Pull trending and popular series metadata from Webtoon's homepage and category pages. Each result includes the series title, rank, genre, thumbnail URL, trending direction, and a direct link to the series page. Ideal for building a content discovery feed or monitoring new and popular webtoons.

Scrapes WeddingWire couple profiles by name search or sequential ID discovery. Returns partner names, wedding date, location, and website details as flat rows.

Scrape Sina Weibo (微博) posts by keyword, user, post link or hot-search topic: text, likes, comments, reposts, media, author stats. Export CSV, Excel, JSON, XML.

Scrapes WHO Global Health Observatory indicators and returns each fact as a flat row with indicator code, country, year, and value. Supports catalog and indicator modes, country and year filters, and export to CSV, JSON, Excel, or XML.

Scrapes Wikidata lexemes by lemma search, language QID, or lexical category QID. Returns each lexeme as a flat row with its senses and optional inflected forms.

Collects Wikimedia Commons abuse filter records via the query API and returns each filter as a flat row with description, enabled status, actions, and deletion flag.

Scrapes Wikimedia Commons admin log events by deletion, block, or user rights type. Returns each event as a flat row with admin username, action, target, timestamp, and comment. Export to CSV, JSON, Excel, or XML.

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Recursively scrapes Wikimedia Commons category trees from a start category. Returns parent-child relationships with page IDs and namespaces for building taxonomies or knowledge graphs.

Pull the latest page creation log entries from Wikimedia Commons using the official API. Retrieve log IDs, page titles, page IDs, usernames, timestamps, action types, and parsed comments. Monitor new file and article uploads for moderation, archival research, or contribution tracking.

Scrapes deletion nominations from Wikimedia Commons categories. Returns page ID, namespace, and title for each nominated file or page.

Scrapes the complete list of featured pictures from Wikimedia Commons using the official API. Returns each picture's pageid, title, and namespace as a flat row.