Scott Helvick

County assessor and property tax records as one API: property owner lookup by address or parcel ID, real estate owner search (company and LLC portfolios), assessed value, appraisal, property tax and sales history — one schema across 1,400+ US counties in 45 states. For agents, not listings.

Stealth web automation agent that bypasses bot detection on defended websites. Send a URL and a plain-language task; the AI browser agent navigates, clicks, fills and submits forms, and automates multi-step flows, returning structured JSON — with anti-detection fingerprinting and residential proxy.

Fetch any web page and get HTML, Markdown, clean text, tables, links, and metadata from one fetch — 13 output formats. Tries plain HTTP first, renders JavaScript when needed, and escalates to stealth + residential proxy for bot-defended pages. Pay only for the difficulty each URL needed.

Secretary of State (SOS) business entity search across 44 official US state registries — status, formation, registered agent lookup, officers and directors — joined to UCC lien filings in 28 states. UCC search by debtor name: secured party, status. KYB verification for lending and diligence agents.

Search US property deed and lien records by LLC or company name, covered property address, or NYC parcel. Returns normalized recorded documents: deeds, mortgages, releases, liens — grantor/grantee, dates, instrument numbers, and book/page references.

Audit an Apify Actor across 12 discoverability dimensions: copy, schema, agentic pay, maintenance, agent-search retrieval, Store visibility, and competitor-shelf position. Returns evidence and copy-paste-ready fixes so agents can find and call it.

Find businesses to buy: aggregate business-for-sale and M&A listings from BizBuySell, BizQuest, DealStream, and BusinessesForSale into one normalized, deduplicated deal feed. Filter by sector, location, asking price and revenue; get price, revenue, cash flow, broker and source link per listing.

Market research and idea validation for a new Apify Actor: should you build it? Scores niche demand vs supply, runs an Apify Store competition analysis, and returns a PURSUE / CONSIDER / SKIP verdict with a top-5 competitor table and a pricing recommendation.

County-level US election data in one sweep: daily early-vote & mail-ballot returns by county, party, method and day, voter-registration statistics with history, and county results history 2000-2024. Honest per-state coverage labels; built for forecasting and analysis agents.

Analyze how saturated a local market is. Give a business category and a location; get an aggregated Google Maps competitive landscape: competitor count, rating/review/price distributions, incumbent strength, and a 0-1 saturation score. Aggregate stats, not a lead list.

Normalize SEC EDGAR XBRL filings into comparable company financial statements as JSON. Give a ticker or CIK; get a standardized 10-K income statement, balance sheet, and cash flow, each line citing its XBRL tag and checked against accounting identities. Sector-aware (standard/financial/insurance).

Extract structured data from a batch of URLs as schema-validated JSON. Send web pages and a JSON Schema; it scrapes each (stealth + residential proxy as needed), runs an LLM to convert the page to JSON matching your schema, and validates per URL. Omit schema for best-effort. Public pages only.

Tennis data API for completed ATP, WTA and ITF singles matches. Query tennis results by tournament, match stats, head-to-head records, player stats and tennis rankings. Hourly updates, stable player IDs and a change feed. Coverage varies by tour and is expanding; no live scores.

Track corporate insider trading from SEC EDGAR. Give a ticker or CIK; get normalized Form 4/3/5 insider transactions as JSON: who traded (officer, director, 10% owner), buy/sell/grant/exercise, shares, price, value, shares held after, and dates. Deterministic parsing of public SEC data.

Compiles a cited enforcement and accountability profile for a company or organization from official U.S. public records — federal courts, the DOJ, FTC, OSHA, and NLRB. Every finding links to its official source. Public records on organizations only; one entity per run.