Stephen Psaradellis

Etsy's own search suggestions for your seed keywords, from the public endpoint the etsy.com search box uses: every completion, expanded letter by letter (seed + a-z, 0-9) and optionally one level deep. One row per unique suggestion with its seed, query and position. No login, no invented volumes.

Bulk due-diligence on API origins. One row per URL: a liveness verdict from a closed set (LIVE, PAUSED, GATED, CHALLENGED, DEGRADED, DEAD, UNKNOWN), a confidence, coded reasons, the origin reached after redirects, the RFC 9309 robots disposition, any payment rail on the wire, catalogue surfaces.

Every open role on a company's own job board, from the public APIs Greenhouse and Lever publish for employers to embed on their careers page. One row per posting: title, location, department, apply URL, posted date. No login, no API key. Ashby is not read - its robots.txt refuses us.

Every remote job Himalayas lists, from the public JSON API it publishes for job boards and AI agents. Browse the whole feed (100k+ jobs, no duplicates) or search by keyword, country, seniority, type, company and timezone. One row per job with salary, categories and source link. No login, no key.

Google's own search suggestions for your seed keywords, asked once per market (language:country) so you can compare them side by side: "candle" completes differently in en:us, en:gb and de:de. Expands letter by letter. One row per suggestion per market. No login, no key, no invented volumes.

Every pay-per-call API on the x402 discovery board, one row per resource: URL, host, description, price in USD, network, payee, scheme, and an optional live probe for the HTTP 402 that says the price is still being asked. Filter by network and price.