BEST MATCHHIGH
150 items
Titles · Links · Images
Black Myth: Wukong The Genesis Order Grand Theft Auto V
FETCH WHAT MATTERS.
Turn web pages into clean tables.
Show Fetchigo the list and fields you need once. It handles the repetitive page-by-page work locally in your browser.
No accountNo cloudNo AI API
FetchigoDETECTED ON THIS PAGE
Repeatable lists3
Choose fields→Fetch details
EXPORT READY
150 rowsTitleCompanySize
Black Myth: WukongGame Science140.8 GB
The Genesis OrderNLT Media12.4 GB
Grand Theft Auto VRockstar92.1 GB
ONE SIMPLE WORKFLOW
From page to dataset in three steps.
No selector tutorials. No scripts. Start with the page already open in Chrome.
Open a list
Fetchigo detects repeated cards and rows on the page you are viewing.
Choose the details
Pick useful fields from one sample page and preview the result before running.
Export a clean table
Fetchigo visits the remaining pages and keeps every result aligned with its source.
LOCAL BY DEFAULT
Your data stays where it belongs.
Fetchigo reads the pages you choose and stores extraction progress in your browser. It does not upload your datasets to us—or anywhere else.
BUILT FOR REAL WORK
The useful parts of scraping, without the ceremony.
Point, choose, fetch
Start with a detected list, then add only the detail fields you actually need.
Light + Rendered modes
Fetch quietly in the background, with a guided browser fallback for dynamic pages.
Built for long runs
Pause, resume, retry failures, and keep completed rows without losing your place.
Clean exports
Copy a complete table or export structured results to CSV, JSON, and XLSX.
Local by design
Your pages and extracted data stay in your browser. No account and no AI API required.
Works beyond one site
Create repeatable workflows for catalogs, directories, archives, episodes, and more.
ON THE WAY TO V1.0
Built in public. Tested on the messy web.
Resumable extraction Light & Rendered modes Profile import & export Chrome Web Store release
FETCHIGO
Less copying. More useful data.
Fetch what matters—and leave the repetitive work to your browser.
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