Scrape product listings from a website into a spreadsheet

It pages through the store in its own Chrome and fills a spreadsheet, on the clone’s own computer, which you can watch. Signing up is free, with no install and no card; a dedicated cloud computer starts at $19/month with AI credits included.

Why a chat assistant alone cannot do this

A chat reply cannot open a store’s live pages, click through to page two, three and forty, or hand you a file. A script breaks when the layout changes. A computer with a real browser reads what a visitor sees and keeps the file.

How it goes

1. You name the store, the category and the columns you want, using the prompt below.
2. It opens the category in its own browser, goes page by page, and reads each product’s name, price, link and stock note.
3. It saves a spreadsheet on its desktop and tells you when it is ready; you can watch the rows appear or ask for the file by mail.

What you tell it

The exact prompt. The button at the bottom of this page puts it in your own chat, ready to run.

Open the “Laptops” category of <store URL>. For every product on every page, put name, price, product link and stock status into a spreadsheet. Tell me how many products you found.

Limits, said plainly

• It reads public pages the way a visitor does. A store that blocks automated visits or hides prices behind a login may stop it; if a login is needed you take over the screen once.
• Very large catalogs take long: a few hundred products is a sensible first run, thousands are slow.
• Check the store’s terms before you reuse its data; that call is yours.