SiteRows example #6
Hello everyone. Welcome back to my siterows.com series.
Quick reminder of what this app does: Allows you to scrape web content with SQL, like you would query a DB. Creating a FREE account unlocks automation features and higher usage limits.
Today's example is a repeat of the previous example, except this time using the /Crawl API endpoint which is only available as part of the PRO tier. Please visit https://www.siterows.com/upgrade to see what cool features and extensions you would get in the PRO tier.
Below is a Python example/response, and I'm also saving all examples in this GitHub repo: github.com/sgt-oz/SiteRows.
What I'm doing here is first calling the /Crawl endpoint to get Metacritic's best games this year to discover game URLs, then fetch each game's data with /Scrape endpoint.
Thanks, everyone. Please don't hesitate to reach out with any questions or feedback.

Playistry - a platform that helps local businesses
Hey everyone
I m excited to share what I ve been working on: Playistry a platform that helps local businesses turn customer engagement into interactive, game-like experiences.
How do you fight multi-tab tool fatigue when building your distribution workflows?
Product hunt will bring your visitors - but can you capture their intent
With @Webless - this is the exact problem we are trying to solve. Converting buyer questions into actionable intent intelligence. Feel free to check it out and drop your feedbacks: https://www.producthunt.com/prod...
Building an AI tool to reduce study confusion would love feedback from builders.
What my app solves
My app Spoken Guidance which is launching soon solves some big problems. There's a lot of people who are seeking God. Curious, but lost. Many don't know where to start, and when they do they don't know how to continue. Some even have read and know parts of the Bible, but want deeper understanding. Spoken Guidance solves all of that. The app is personalized so it can be used as a tool. Instead of general apps that just give a morning verse. An app that gives you what you need at the right time and on that specific day can work wonders. Many people even just start their day to read a morning verse. As soon as they wake up. On the train to work. However, many just read it and close the app with no further conviction. That's why people stop. Spoken Guidance gives that conviction, through a personal reflection, why this today, word study, and historical context. So your morning verse doesn't just come and go, but something you can take with you throughout the day. Even for deeper understanding, there's personalized study plans as well that go over the course of 5, 10, or 21 days. Along with that there's a journal, reference and thematic searches, trivia questions, and the full bible in multiple translations. I'm looking for a lot of feedback and all of it would be appreciated greatly. Thank you!
What’s the most overrated advice about optimizing a LinkedIn profile?
There s no shortage of LinkedIn profile advice, but a lot of it feels disconnected from reality.
In your experience:
What profile tips do you see repeated that don t actually change outcomes?
What does seem to matter when deciding whether to trust, follow, or message someone?
If someone only fixed one thing on their profile, what should it be?
Solo founder, 4 days in, 6 beta testers. Building a data layer for B2B teams.
A decade in B2B SaaS taught me one thing: revenue, finance, and ops teams all run off slightly different numbers, and everyone spends half their week reconciling and the other half arguing about whose source of truth is right.
So, I built Gohvio, a platform that handles the full path, from ingestion and cleaning through transformation, masking, and visualization, so the people inside your company who actually work with data can stop playing detective and start deciding.
What it is: a single, clean data layer that connects CRMs, finance tools, and ops systems so revenue, finance, and ops teams stop arguing over whose numbers are right. Not a Databricks or Fabric replacement. A layer above them, built for mid-market teams those platforms were never designed for.
Where I'm at:
Launched publicly April 13
6 beta testers
Website traffic 12 to 52 visitors in 4 days
Not looking for upvotes. Looking for honest feedback and beta testers who actually have this problem.
Beta signup: gohvio.io
Roast the positioning, tell me what's missing. All welcome.
We’re building CatchDex: a private FishDex for real-world anglers
Hey Product Hunt
We re building CatchDex, a private collection game for anglers who already take catch photos but want something more useful and fun than a camera roll.
The idea is simple:
Log a real catch use AI to help identify the species keep the exact spot private unlock a collectible FishDex card.
Most fishing apps focus on maps, forecasts, or finding spots. We re taking a different angle: what happens after the catch.
CatchDex helps anglers:
- turn catches into collectible FishDex cards
- keep fishing spots private with aliases instead of exposed coordinates
- track species progress, mastery, and season history
- create GPS-safe share cards
- build a personal fishing collection from real-world memories
The hardest part has been balancing game feel with trust. Anglers care deeply about not burning spots, so privacy can t be a bolt-on feature. It has to shape the whole product.
We re currently in beta and would love feedback from anglers, outdoor app builders, privacy-first product folks, or anyone who has thoughts on making real-world logging feel more rewarding.
Try it here:
https://catchdex.app
