Anything API

Leo and team looked at the internet and saw a problem: every website is locked in its own prison of unique code, and developers have been building one-off scrapers and integrations for decades like it's still the stone age. So they built Anything API—turn literally any website into a clean, programmable API in minutes. No more fighting with HTML parsing, auth tokens, or brittle scrape scripts. You point them at a site, they deliver the API. That's it. It's the kind of obvious-in-retrospect product that makes you wonder why nobody did this first.

Anything API comes from Notte, a team that's been quietly building at the intersection of web scraping and developer infrastructure. They've got Lucas Giordano and Andrea Pinto alongside CEO Leo, and they're currently on Product Hunt hunting for early users and feedback. If you've ever manually scraped a site or written custom integration code for something that should have been simple, this is the tool you didn't know you needed.

The web is full of data that should be accessible but isn't. Anything API is building the bridge. They may be early, they may be small—but the idea is solid and the timing is right. Developer tools that just work tend to win.