Riveter (YC F24) — Turn the web into structured data
Riveter fully automates web data extraction, end to end. With a single API, agents can search, scrape, and structure data from the web.
Riveter is a Y Combinator company in the Fall 2024 batch. Its directory entry describes it as: Turn the web into structured data. The founder listed is Abigail Grills (Founder/CEO) (Y Combinator directory entry, November 8, 2024).
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Riveter fully automates web data extraction, end to end. With a single API, agents can search, scrape, and structure data from the web.
Customers like Snapchat and OpenAI use us to enrich datasets using Riveter's AI search agents that combine data from the web with third party or internal data.
Their AI agents, custom scrapers, and integrations pack the power of browser use and automation for search, at a cost that allows for scale.
You can even create a custom data API for repeated searches live in your app or internal databases.
Perplexity and ChatGPT are great for single questions, but they can’t handle large amounts of data at once. And they’re working with a single agent and context window instead of one in every cell.
And Riveter’s web browsing can go further—even reading PDFs and images that may contain answers.
Most teams still spend hours (or hire UpWorkers/contractors) to manually copy product specs, check competitor pricing, pull custom KYB/KYC data to assess customer risk, or scrape filings. Or they spend months building web scrapers, and when that still doesn't work, they come to Riveter.
Our founding team (Cody Watters - CTO, Abby Grills, CEO) brings deep product and engineering expertise from to YC-backed companies Gusto, Retool, and Middesk.
Abigail Grills
Founder/CEO
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