🚀 Scraply just ranked #1 on Lovable Launched!

#webdev #career #ai #productivity

This side project went from "just an idea" to top-ranked in a week.
Built for devs, data geeks, and indie hackers — no code needed. Just scrape, export, done. 🧠⚡

🧩 Use Case:
Extract structured data from any website
Analyze and export in clean formats
Built for devs, but works for anyone

💻 Live now → https://scraply-45.lovable.app

Why I built this
I got tired of complicated scraping setups, endless selectors, and broken pipelines.
So I built Scraply — simple, powerful, and browser-based.

If you’ve ever had to quickly extract product lists, content tables, or structured info, this is for you.

Would love to hear from you

Is there a feature you'd love?
Want a browser extension?
Should we add auto-updating sheets? Let’s build it together.

Thanks for all the love so far ❤️
Now scaling servers and rolling out improvements daily.

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Top comments (8)

nency patel • Jul 10 '25

Loving Scraply so far! One feature I’d love to see in the future is bulk scraping — like uploading multiple URLs or running batches in one go. Would make it even more powerful for larger projects. 🙌🔥

prince shah • Jul 10 '25

This is the kind of tool I wish I had during past projects. Super useful for research, lead gen, and content mining. Love it. 💯

Paul Towers • Jul 10 '25

Looks interesting. What are you using under the hood? And out of interest why make an open source tool and not sell it as a SaaS app (just genuinely curious)?

Prit Patel • Jul 11 '25 • Edited

Hey Paul, appreciate you checking it out! 😊
Right now, Scraply runs on Node.js with Puppeteer — keeping it simple and flexible. Bulk scraping isn’t available yet, but it’s something I’m working on.

To be honest, I’m a college student, and I just really enjoy building things for the dev community. I went with open source because I genuinely didn’t know where to start with selling — like who to sell it to or how to price and position it as a SaaS. Open-sourcing felt like the best way to share it, get feedback, and grow from there. Maybe one day it becomes a SaaS product — but for now, I’m learning a lot and enjoying the process!

Thanks again for the thoughtful comment 🙌

Kirtan rabadiya • Jul 10 '25

Wow! Scraply is exactly what I’ve been looking for. It’s intuitive, powerful, and works like a charm. Can’t wait to see where this goes. Huge congrats! 🎉