Your market research,
done while you
sleep

It can scrape most publicly accessible pages — pricing pages, product directories, landing pages, review sites like G2 and Capterra, job boards, and more. Pages behind login walls or heavy JavaScript SPAs may require extra configuration. Your assistant will tell you if a page isn't accessible rather than returning bad data.

You connect your Google account during onboarding via a standard OAuth flow. Your assistant then has permission to read and write to your Sheets. You specify the spreadsheet, tab name, and column structure once — either by telling your assistant directly or in your settings. Every subsequent log follows that structure automatically.

Yes. You can configure scheduled runs in your dashboard — daily, weekly, or at a specific time. Your assistant runs the research, updates the Sheet, and can send you a Telegram summary of what changed. No manual trigger needed.

It is genuinely live. When your assistant searches the web, it fetches current pages in real time — the same pages you'd see if you searched yourself today. This means prices, ratings, and product information are current at the moment of the query, not cached from when the model was trained.

Yes. Once data is in your Sheet, you can ask your assistant to read it and synthesise a recommendation. Give it your decision criteria — budget, team size, priorities — and it reads the logged rows and gives you a reasoned recommendation, not just a summary.

Your assistant will tell you directly if a page can't be accessed rather than returning empty or incorrect data. For sites with anti-scraping measures, you can often get equivalent data by asking for a search-based approach instead — searching for the information rather than scraping a specific URL.