Maxun

Maxun turns any website into a structured API without anyone writing a scraper. You record what you would do by hand and the platform replays it, which removes the familiar cycle of writing selectors on Monday and repairing them on Friday.

Work is organized around robots, automated agents that navigate a site, pull out information and organize the result the way a person would, only faster. There are four kinds, and together they scale from a single one-off pull to a scheduled pipeline feeding another system.

Each robot type answers a different question.

• Extract: emulates real user behavior to capture structured data, either from a recorded session or from a plain description handled by an LLM.
• Scrape: converts full webpages into clean Markdown or HTML and captures screenshots.
• Crawl: walks an entire site and extracts content from every relevant page, with control over scope and discovery.
• Search: runs automated web searches to discover or scrape results, with time-based filters.
• Document parsing: pulls structured data out of PDF, CSV, XLSX and DOCX files.

Robots handle pagination and scrolling, reach pages behind a login, recover when a site changes its layout, and run on a schedule. Results leave as REST endpoints, exports to Google Sheets and Airtable, or through the SDK and CLI. Self-hosting runs with Docker Compose or a plain local setup, and a hosted version exists for anyone who would rather not operate it.