Samuel Raphael

Quorel turns any public website into a structured, versioned dataset. Every nightly refresh is saved as a queryable version, so you see what changed, not just what's true today. Every dataset ships with an MCP server, so Claude or any agent can query, read, clean, and fix the data directly.

Been building this for the past while, wanted to share it here. Quorel lets you describe the fields you want from a webpage in plain English, no selectors, no scraper code, and turns it into a structured API. A few things that make it different from just scraping a page: - Every refresh is saved as its own version. Nothing gets overwritten. - You can diff any two versions to see exactly what changed, added, removed, modified. - One-click rollback if a refresh comes back bad. - Refreshes nightly by default, or on demand via a ping URL, webhook, or your own cron. - Every dataset ships with an MCP server on every plan, including free, so an agent can query it directly or fix and republish data itself. I built it because I kept rebuilding the same thing for different projects: extraction, storage, and some way to track what changed over time. Wanted that as the product instead of rebuilding it each time. Pricing is flat, not usage-metered. Free tier included, no card required: https://quorel.vercel.app Would love feedback, especially from anyone who's been burned by a scraper that silently broke, or wished they'd kept last week's data to compare against.

Tired of writing scrapers that break every week? Tired of paying enterprise prices just to get raw unstructured data you still have to clean yourself? I'm building Vexaro. Define your intent, define your schema, and Vexaro turns any publicly accessible website into a clean structured dataset. Versioned automatically. Refreshed nightly. With a ping URL to trigger additional refreshes on your own schedule. There's also a marketplace of the most wanted datasets across Reddit, finance, sports, tech and entertainment. Clone one, extend it, or publish your own for the community. No scrapers. No maintenance. No enterprise pricing. Launching very soon. Follow along to get notified on launch day.