Maxun is an open-source, no-code web data platform written in TypeScript that lets you extract structured data from websites without writing code. It works by recording your browser actions and turning them into reusable automated "robots" that can collect data on a schedule. The platform supports four main types of robots. Extract robots emulate real user behavior and can operate in either Recorder Mode (where you demonstrate what to click and collect, and Maxun remembers it) or AI Mode (where you describe in plain language what data you want). Scrape robots convert full web pages into clean Markdown or HTML, useful for feeding content into AI workflows. Crawl robots visit every page of a website and collect content from each one. Search robots run automated web searches with optional time-based filters. Extracted data can be exported to Google Sheets, Airtable, or served as a RESTful API (a structured data endpoint). The platform handles pagination, scrolling, website layout changes, and authentication. A developer SDK and command-line tool are also available for programmatic use. Maxun can be used via the hosted app at maxun.dev or self-hosted using Docker. It is licensed under the AGPLv3 open-source license.
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