public web · contact discovery
Point it at any site. It reads the page the way a browser would, then pulls out every email, phone number, and named contact sitting in the HTML.
Pulled from mailto: links and plain text on the page.
Pulled from tel: links and common number formats, each with a one-tap call and WhatsApp button.
Names found next to contact links, or beside a role like CEO or Founder.
The same number in three formats, or a first name and a full name, collapse into one result.
Enter a URL.
Any public site — company page, personal site, storefront.
It checks robots.txt, then fetches the homepage plus likely contact, about, and team pages.
Sites that disallow crawling are skipped automatically.
Scripts and styles are stripped, and the remaining markup and text are scanned.
Emails and phone numbers come from links and pattern matching; names come from context around them.
Results come back grouped and deduplicated, each one linked to the page it was found on.
Phone numbers get one-tap call and WhatsApp links; everything has a copy button. Nothing is stored — every scan starts fresh.