Ideas for every platform.
What people build with each platform's data: agents, alerts, lead lists and dashboards, with the operations behind each idea.
- 11 things to build with Instagram dataIdeas to build with public Instagram data: creator shortlists, hashtag feeds, growth dashboards and comment digests, each with the operations it calls.Read
- 14 things to build with LinkedIn dataIdeas to build with public LinkedIn data: lead lists, hiring signals, job-change alerts, ad trackers and account briefs, each with the operations it calls.Read
- 10 things to build with YouTube dataIdeas to build with public YouTube data: sponsor shortlists, channel growth dashboards, comment miners and upload trackers, mapped to the operations used.Read
- 10 things to build with X / Twitter dataIdeas to build with public X (Twitter) data: brand mention monitors, expert finders, founder digests and growth charts, each with the operations it calls.Read
- 11 things to build with Reddit dataIdeas to build with public Reddit data: pain point finders, subreddit digests, feedback radars and research assistants, each with the operations it calls.Read
- 12 things to build with TikTok dataIdeas to build with public TikTok data: creator discovery, hashtag and sound trackers, TikTok Shop price watches and campaign reports, by operation.Read
- 13 things to build with Facebook dataIdeas to build with public Facebook data: ad trackers, page review monitors, event finders and Marketplace price checks, each with the operations used.Read
- 12 things to build with Amazon dataIdeas to build with public Amazon data: price drop alerts, rank trackers, review insight reports and shopping assistants, mapped to the operations used.Read
- 10 things to build with Shopify dataIdeas to build with public Shopify store data: catalogue watches, price change alerts, stock-out monitors and product feeds, each with the operations used.Read
- 10 things to build with Farfetch dataIdeas to build with public Farfetch data: designer price drop alerts, size alerts, sale page monitors and personal shopper agents, by operation.Read
- 10 things to build with GOAT dataIdeas to build with public GOAT data: size-level price alerts, resale margin checks, release trackers and collection value trackers, by operation.Read
- 10 things to build with StockX dataIdeas to build with public StockX data: market dashboards, bid and ask alerts, demand trackers and collection value tools, mapped to the operations used.Read
- 10 things to build with Blinkit dataIdeas to build with public Blinkit data: pincode price trackers, stock-out monitors, search rank trackers and basket cost tools, each with its operations.Read
- 10 things to build with Instamart dataIdeas to build with public Swiggy Instamart data: shelf rank trackers, price checks by pincode, stock monitors and category reports, by operation.Read
- 10 things to build with Zepto dataIdeas to build with public Zepto data: price and stock monitors, search rank trackers, assortment reports and basket pricers, each with its operations.Read
- 10 things to build with Indeed dataIdeas to build with public Indeed data: hiring-signal lead lists, salary benchmarks, job alert agents and skills reports, mapped to the operations used.Read
- 10 things to build with Naukri dataIdeas to build with public Naukri data: India hiring signals, job alerts, applicant competition trackers and campus hiring research, by operation.Read
- 10 things to build with Upwork dataIdeas to build with public Upwork data: freelancer job feeds, agency lead finders, rate benchmarks and proposal helpers, each with the operations it calls.Read
- 10 things to build with work email and phone dataIdeas to build with work email and phone data, found by LinkedIn handle: sales outreach, CRM enrichment, recruiting and verified email lists.Read
- 10 things to build with public web dataIdeas to build with public web data from sites the named platforms do not cover: long-tail research agents, source catalogues and one-off datasets.Read
- 13 things to build with Google Maps dataIdeas to build with public Google Maps data: local lead lists, review-reply agents, reputation dashboards and market maps, each with the operations used.Read
- 11 things to build with Yelp dataIdeas to build with public Yelp data: restaurant lead lists, health inspection watches, review-reply drafts and dinner pickers, by operation.Read
- 12 things to build with Tripadvisor dataIdeas to build with public Tripadvisor data: hotel rate checks, itinerary builders, reputation monitors and rank trackers, each with its operations.Read
- 10 things to build with Airbnb dataIdeas to build with public Airbnb data: competitor price trackers, stay price checkers, review insights for hosts and amenity gap reports, by operation.Read
- 11 things to build with Booking.com dataIdeas to build with public Booking.com data: hotel rate shopping, guest review insights, availability watches and trip booking assistants, by operation.Read
- 12 things to build with Google dataIdeas to build with public Google data: news monitors, rank trackers, research assistants, Play Store review insights and shopping price checks.Read
Why API for Agents. $0.10 free.
The playground runs any endpoint by hand: pick a platform and what you want from it, fill a short form named in plain words (or press Use sample input), see the free quote on the Run button, run it, then read the answer as a table or JSON and download it as CSV or JSON. The same call is written out as cURL, Python and Node while you type.
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- Measured, not estimated: every answer says when each row was measured, whether it was fresh or a recent capture, and how sure to be of each field.
- Partial success is success: anything that could not be fetched is named with a reason, and the charge settles to what came back, never above the quote.
- Typed fields that keep their names whichever source answered, and a details object last with everything else the source sent, under our own field names.
- Try any endpoint in the playground and download the answer as CSV or JSON.