Data collection:
instruct, don't copy-paste
Reads public pages exactly the way a person sees them, picks out only what you need, and organizes it into a table.
Crawlers take more work to fix than to build
Even no-code scrapers hit a wall at infinite scroll and dynamic loading — the setup gets as fiddly as coding, and once you finally dial it in, logins expire or rows silently go missing. Which is why so many people still fill Excel by copy-paste.
Outsourcing a crawler starts at hundreds of dollars, and it stops the moment the target site's structure changes. Fixing it means another contract — even the industry admits there's no such thing as a perfect crawler.
How Xeona does it
Give a one-line instruction
"Collect just the name, price, and review count from this category" — no selectors, no setup.
Collects like a person
Looks at the screen, makes judgment calls, and reads. If the site's structure changes, your instruction stays the same.
Reports as a table
Logs it to a sheet and reports on Telegram when done. Daily repeats take a single scheduling.
Three minutes to hand off your first task.
Start freeJust type it like this
When the work is done, you get a report
Frequently asked questions
How is this different from a crawling program?
There's no crawler to build or fix. Xeona reads the same screen a person sees, so if the site's structure changes your instruction stays as is — and it pages through infinite scroll and dynamic screens like a person.
Can I collect any data I want?
The baseline is reading public pages at a reasonable pace. We don't recommend using it to mass-harvest personal data or other people's login-gated content.