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Show HN: Xtrct.io – Automatic product data extraction
- static416 8y agoJust launched, still some improvement needed in the ML components, but works pretty well. Want to gather some input so I know what kind of training data to add to the ML components, and if it's missing any features people are interested in. Any feedback, advice, thoughts, would be great.
- jazoom 8y agoWhat technologies do you use to power this? Something like YOLO?
- darrenwestall 8y agoAwesome - I’ll try this tomorrow and let you know if it works for our use case. We currently pay a different provider £299 per month for 10k requests so we will definitely migrate if it does what we need. A few questions, does it handle pages that are loaded by JS? And would it find something like a house price or job salary?
- static416 8y agoWe originally attempted to build something that works on any type of information on any page, but that was a little too broad to be shippable in a reasonable time. So the current version will work on anything that looks like a traditional product page. Prices, variants, primary photos, comments/reviews (some of the time), etc. Other pages may also produce results, but it's really tailored to product-like pages at the moment. It runs a full Chrome browser, so if you can see it in Chrome, it'll be extractable by the engine. It renders JS, and dismisses any JS popups or modals so they don't contaminate the data. If you give it a try and it doesn't produce the results you're hoping for, definitely let me know and I'll try to add your examples to the next batch of training data. Once a site is added to the training data the accuracy is very high. But please give it a try and let me know what you think! eric@xtrct.io
- darrenwestall 8y agoI've dropped you an email, it doesn't seem to handle jobs at the moment but I'd love to explore this with you further.
- artur_makly 8y agoNice work. What IP service do you use? I've found most of them to be of really poor quality.