Capture history
Keep past captures in one place, with their source, date, dimensions, and quality score. Return to useful data without rebuilding the capture from scratch.
Product roadmap
We are keeping Table Capture & Extractor free while the product grows. The planned Pro version will focus on repeatable work, change tracking, and destinations beyond local files—not on putting basic capture quality behind a paywall.
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Planned Pro
These are the areas we intend to develop after the free extension has a larger user base. The order may change as real capture workflows show us what matters most.
Keep past captures in one place, with their source, date, dimensions, and quality score. Return to useful data without rebuilding the capture from scratch.
Open a previous capture and export it again in another format, even when the original page has changed or is no longer open.
See which records were added, removed, or changed between two versions of the same table, with support for choosing the column that identifies a row.
Use structured JSON in scripts and APIs, or export clean HTML when the table needs to stay a table on another page.
Send repaired rows to the tools where a project or database already lives, with an explicit review step before anything is transferred.
Deliver captured data to your own endpoint so recurring browser work can feed an internal tool or automated workflow.
Remember extraction choices and cleanup steps for sites you visit often. Spend less time setting up the same report every week.
Get a direct route for help with difficult pages, extraction problems, and repeatable capture workflows.
Also under consideration: larger capture libraries, better presets, more export destinations, and other improvements shaped by user feedback.
Help shape the next release
A Ko-fi contribution helps cover maintenance and gives us more room to work on difficult extraction cases. It does not unlock Pro today; the current extension remains free for everyone.