Here's what's available right now:
1. 📧 Email & Phone Scraper
Paste a list of website URLs, get back emails, phone numbers, and Facebook links — automatically.
What it does:
- Scrapes the homepage and the contact page of each URL
- Decodes CloudFlare-protected emails (
data-cfemail) - Bypasses basic bot protection (curl_cffi Chrome impersonation)
- Returns a clean table you can export
Why I built it:
Most scrapers break on Wix/Squarespace sites or miss +33 formatted phone numbers. This one handles split spans, JSON-LD structured data, and obfuscated mailto links.
Free limit: 10 URLs/day — more than enough for prospecting.
2. 🌍 IP Geolocation Tool
Enter any IP address and get detailed info: country, city, ISP, ASN, timezone, VPN/proxy detection.
What it does:
- Detects your own IP automatically
- Shows an interactive map pinpointing the location
- Identifies VPNs, Tor exit nodes, and datacenter IPs
- Copy/export results in one click
Useful for debugging regional issues, verifying CDN routing, or checking if a user is behind a proxy.
3. 📊 JSON / CSV → Excel Converter
Upload a JSON or CSV file, get a formatted .xlsx back instantly — in the browser, no server upload.
What it does:
- Handles nested JSON (flattens it automatically)
- Preserves column types (numbers stay numbers)
- Works entirely client-side — your data never leaves your machine
Great for quick data prep before sending to a non-technical client.
4. 📱 QR Code Generator
Generates QR codes for URLs, plain text, emails, phone numbers, WiFi credentials, and vCards.
What it does:
- Custom colors and background
- Adjustable size and error correction level
- Download as PNG instantly
Stack
- Backend: Python / Flask, deployed on o2switch (French hosting)
- Frontend: React + Tailwind CSS
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Scraper engine:
curl_cffifor anti-bot bypass +lxmlfor HTML parsing - Geolocation: ip-api.com
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QR:
qrcodeJS library, runs 100% client-side
Try it
👉 codes-me.com/outils-gratuits
All tools are free, no account required. If you need something custom (higher limits, API access, bulk processing), there's a contact form on the site.
Built by a small digital agency in France. Feedback welcome in the comments.
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