Tabitha

Tabitha turns a list on a web page into a spreadsheet. Click one item, and it finds the rest, reads the columns, turns the pages and hands you a table you can export. What it does - Click one product, row or card. Tabitha detects the other items on the page and builds columns from what they have in common: titles, prices, links, images, dates. - Add a column by clicking a field inside one item. Every row gets it. - Pagination is handled for you: a next button, a page number in the address, a load more button, or infinite scroll. You set how many pages and how fast. - Results land in a table you can edit, deduplicate, trim and export as CSV, XLSX or JSON. - Save the setup as a recipe and run it again later, on the same site or another page of it. Built to behave on the page - Tabitha never fabricates clicks or key presses. It scrolls and navigates the way the browser does, with pauses that vary the way a person's do, and a request budget per site. - Everything runs in your own browser, in your own session, on pages you are already allowed to see. Nothing is uploaded unless you sign in and press sync. Optional account and AI - An account adds sync: your tables and recipes are stored so you can reach them from the web app. - With an MCP token you can connect Claude, Claude Code or Cursor and ask for the data in plain language. The agent asks Tabitha to run a saved recipe in your browser and reads the finished table. The rows stay in the table, so they never fill up the conversation. The extension itself is free, with no account and no card, and nothing is metered by the page or the row. The optional account, the sync and the MCP access are a paid yearly plan, bought on the Tabitha website.