#App Data Scraping

[dataseeders]

Mobile App Scraping Services – Scrape Mobile App Data

Cutting-edge mobile app scraping services to collect data from smartphone applications. Get cutstomized mobile app data scrapers and APIs to extract precise data in required format from targeted android, iOS or cross platform apps.

Explore More - https://www.dataseeders.com/mobile-app-scraping-services/

[arkon-z]

Looking into a new writing tool: "Oh, it's got AI integration. Because of course it does. Sure hope it's opt-in instead of opt out."

Reading up on the AI Tool: "For $8 a month, you can add our AI assistant to your workspace!"

I'll be damned; that's probably the first time I've ever been happy to see a paywall.

[captainrufflebanger]

I don't know where it went but I think someone sent an ask a while ago for my Twitter and it's just @/rufflebanger

I try to cross-post art now but there's still 2+ years worth of re8 art I haven't uploaded here 💀

[shadow-redferne]

by the way Congrats IbisPaint. Somehow, you managed to piss off BOTH SIDES of the AI debate. (elaboration in tags)

[foodspark-scraper]

Kroger Grocery Data Scraping | Kroger Grocery Data Extraction

Shopping Kroger grocery online has become very common these days. At Foodspark, we scrape Kroger grocery apps data online with our Kroger grocery data scraping API as well as also convert data to appropriate informational patterns and statistics.

[vaguelymellowharmony]

Realigning Food Delivery Market Moves with Precision Through Glovo Data Scraping

Introduction

This case study highlights how our Glovo Data Scraping solutions empowered clients to monitor food delivery market trends strategically, refine service positioning, and execute agile, data-backed business strategies. Leveraging advanced scraping methodologies, we delivered actionable market intelligence that helped optimize decision-making, elevate competitiveness, and drive profitability.

Our solutions offered a clear strategic edge by enabling end-to-end visibility into the delivery ecosystem to Extract Food Delivery Data. This comprehensive insight allowed clients to fine-tune service models, sharpen market alignment, and achieve consistent revenue growth through accurate competitor benchmarking in the fast-moving food delivery sector.

The Client

A mid-sized restaurant chain operating across 75+ locations with a rapidly expanding digital footprint reached us with a critical operational challenge. Although the brand enjoyed strong recognition, it faced a noticeable drop in customer engagement driven by gaps in delivery service efficiency. To address this, Glovo Data Scraping was identified as a strategic solution, as service inconsistencies directly impacted their revenue goals and competitive position.

With a broad menu and widespread delivery zones, the restaurant struggled to manage delivery logistics, especially during peak hours when quick shifts in demand required fast action. Their manual approach failed to support Real-Time Glovo Data Scraping, leading to missed revenue opportunities and weakening customer loyalty.

Recognizing the need to refine their delivery strategy, the management team saw that without proper visibility into Glovo’s delivery ecosystem, they lacked the insights necessary for efficient operations and practical customer experience management.

Key Challenges Faced by the Client

In their pursuit of stronger delivery market intelligence and a sharper competitive edge, the client faced several operational and strategic hurdles:

Market Insight Shortage

Limited insights into Glovo's platform and competitors made scraping Glovo Delivery Information difficult, preventing effective market analysis necessary for informed business decisions.

Slow Response Adaptation

Reliance on manual weekly evaluations slowed the restaurant chain's ability to act quickly. Without Glovo Delivery Data Extraction, adapting to real-time market changes became a challenge.

Demand Forecasting Gap

Traditional methods failed to account for real-time delivery data. The restaurant chain needed Glovo Product Data Extraction to predict demand and adjust services based on emerging trends accurately.

Manual Process Overload

Labor-intensive processes hindered efficient service decisions. By applying methods to Scrape Glovo For Product Availability And Pricing, the restaurant chain sought automation to optimize service delivery.

Service Consistency Issue

Inconsistent service quality across zones presented a problem. They required Mobile App Scraping Solutions to streamline operations and ensure consistent service delivery across all customer touchpoints.

Key Solutions for Addressing Client Challenges

We implemented cutting-edge solutions to the client's challenges, combining delivery intelligence with advanced analytics.

Delivery Optimization Engine

We built a centralized platform that leverages Real-Time Glovo Delivery Time Data Extraction to collect live data from various restaurants and delivery zones, enabling efficient decision-making.

Competitor Monitoring System

Our system, designed to Extract Restaurant Menus And Prices From Glovo, quickly identifies service gaps when competitors adjust, giving restaurant chains the edge to adapt promptly.

Dynamic Market Signals

By integrating multiple delivery signals, such as peak hours and weather, with Glovo Scraping For Restaurant Delivery Services, we created flexible models that adjust to market fluctuations.

Automated Service Recommender

Using Real-Time Glovo Data Scraping, we implemented an automated engine that generates service suggestions based on customer feedback and competitive positioning, reducing the need for manual input.

Strategic Adjustment Mechanism

Competitor promotions directly influence our service strategies by using tools to Extract Food Delivery Data, optimizing delivery times and fees while ensuring premium offerings remain profitable.

Cloud-Based Monitoring Hub

A robust Mobile App Scraping Solution enables managers to access and update delivery data remotely, facilitating continuous optimization and transforming strategy management into a dynamic process.

Key Insights Gained from Glovo Data Scraping

Service Elasticity Analysis Revealed delivery time sensitivity across different menu items, offering immediate operational optimization opportunities.

Competitive Positioning Patterns Provided insights into neighborhood-specific delivery differences, supporting targeted service improvements.

Pricing Cycle Optimization Illuminated optimal fee adjustment timing for different meal categories, aiding in more strategic revenue management.

Data-Driven Service Decisions Enabled the implementation of adaptive delivery models based on competitive positioning patterns.

Benefits of Glovo Data Scraping From Retail Scrape

Strategic Boost

By utilizing solutions to Scrape Glovo Delivery Information, the client improved delivery strategies, positioning their services for maximum value, enhancing market responsiveness to competitive shifts.

Loyalty Growth

Using competitor service insights, the client predicted market trends and strengthened customer retention, employing to Extract Glovo Product Data to stay ahead of shifts in demand.

Efficient Operations

The client minimized manual efforts by employing advanced Real-Time Glovo Delivery Time Data Extraction, driving faster decisions and better service while ensuring precise positioning and operational success.

Competitive Edge

With advanced techniques to Scrape Glovo For Product Availability And Pricing, the client gained critical insights into market trends, allowing for service adjustments that boosted profitability in competitive delivery sectors.

Retail Scrape's Glovo Data Scraping solutions revolutionized our approach to delivery market positioning. By gaining comprehensive access to Extract Food Delivery Data insights, we rapidly adjusted our strategy, refined our service models, and achieved a remarkable 37% increase in customer retention.

- Operations Director, Leading Multi-Location Restaurant Chain

Conclusion

Maintaining optimal delivery service positioning is crucial in today's competitive food delivery market. Glovo Data Scraping empowers businesses to monitor competitor services, make informed decisions, and improve market competitiveness.

Our customized solutions offer smooth delivery intelligence and actionable insights, allowing businesses to refine their competitive positioning. With in-depth expertise in Glovo Delivery Data Extraction, we equip businesses with the tools to unlock valuable insights for strategic growth.

Our specialists help evaluate market positioning, refine delivery strategies, and boost profit margins through Real-Time Glovo Data Scraping. Contact Retail Scrape today to minimize service inconsistencies, enhance market positioning, and drive long-term revenue with our advanced food delivery intelligence solutions.

Read more >>https://www.retailscrape.com/glovo-food-delivery-data-scraping-for-market-insights.php

officially published by https://www.retailscrape.com/.

[handbellanon]

As a follow-up question since you’re talking about it, is there a way to get some sort of watch/monitor that can monitor heart rate (bonus points for blood pressure but in my case it doesn’t need to be super accurate) that doesn’t require an app that’s gonna sell that data?

I’m on a med that messes with my heart rate and I’m looking specifically for a monitor function- I don’t care about steps or calories or whatever, just literal bpm over time, but I’ve been trying to hold out against getting something like an Apple Watch because I don’t want an app collecting a bunch of stuff that I neither care about nor want somebody else having

any thoughts on the new post that staff went scorched earth on which is now making the rounds abt tumblr live? it basically screenshots all the tos and claims if you've ever opened the app (or in some rbs, unsnoozed live) tumblr has gotten your data. on the one hand i feel like this is fearmongering, but on the other its true that MOST sites have your data as is so its pretty standard. you seem pretty knowledgeable abt data gathering so i was wondering abt your take

This is going to be pretty unkind but watching tumblr users interact with staff and live is a great primer on how conspiracy theories happen.

Nobody on this fucking website knows how to read a ToS, nobody on this website knows how anything fucking works (sorry, this is not a dig at you but how would tumblr "get" your data from you clicking or unclicking live; the only data that tumblr has on you is the data that you have put on tumblr what data do people think that clicking the "new" button is scooping up that is anything beyond interactions or posts or IP addresses which are the things that tumblr already has information about like you do not introduce new information into the tumblr ecosystem by clicking a button you haven't installed anything you haven't changed permissions on your browser if everyone is so goddamned scared about live stealing their data i strongly recommend they stop using anything but public internet through an anonymizer and making sure location data is shut off on all of their devices and anyone who is flipping their shit about the type of data that live is collecting but who is using chrome on any device needs to chill the fuck out about live and flip the fuck out about google)

this is like that post about twitter's content policy that circulated the other day or that post about deviantart's content policy that circulated ten fucking years ago nobody knows how to read legal documents and nobody knows how to read technical documentation and this comes together into unholy matrimony on the no reading comprehension at all moral panic website

live never violated the GDPR it was just rolled out in the US first but the entire userbase decided that because it hadn't been rolled out simultaneously in the EU and the US that it was SO UNSPEAKABLY PRIVACY VIOLATEY THAT THE EU HAD BANNED IT FOR ITS CRIMES with, like, nothing whatsoever backing that up because, again, even at its most intrusive Live collects about as much data as Twitter or Yelp, both of which are *capable* of meeting GDPR standards with that level of data collection (even if musk sometimes makes decisions that violate GDPR).

Live is significantly less intrusive than any facebook product, than Amazon, and than any Google product. If you use youtube logged in, don't worry about live, the horse is out of the barn and tumblr is the least of your worries *regardless* of live. If you regularly use Google as a search engine please god learn how to evaluate and compare risks across platforms because Live is like a coughing baby compared to about a dozen things that most highly online people interact with every single day.

If you don't want to use live don't use live. Clicking the button doesn't magically transfer your secret FBI file to tumblr and even agreeing to the ToS doesn't share anything that tumblr doesn't already have if you don't continue to interact - if you don't interact with live after agreeing to the ToS it's not collecting any data except your non-interaction.

For everyone who is losing it over Live just turn off your goddamned location on your fucking cellphone and turn off your location on your goddamned computers and that's it, you're good, you're fine, relax. If your response to "turn off your location" is "but I need it for _____" then don't worry about Live, whatever "_____" is was already collecting and selling your data.

Do you use an activity tracker? Congrats, you have much, much bigger privacy issues to worry about than tumblr live.

Okay but also I yelled about that post and the very many ways in which it was incorrect in January.

And I happened to take an archive of the page at that time because I'm a paranoid motherfucker.

And if you want my guess as to why staff went "scorched earth" on that post it's probably because if you scroll down to the bottom of the page on the archive, OP calls on everyone looking at the post to send a kind fuck you to the CEO then tagged his tumblr.

If you look at the other posts that went scorched earth in relation to tumblr staff they were also posts that very pointedly directed a lot of ire at a single staff member.

I don't think that any individual tumblr staff members are above criticism and I don't think that staff as a whole is above criticism but part of learning to read a ToS is understanding that someone can be shitty and vague and use TERF talking points and skirt the line and be technically okay under the ToS while someone can have a legitimate gripe about another user being horrible and manage to violate the ToS by accidentally spinning up a harassment campaign or suicide baiting someone.

Shitty people like nazis and terfs thrive on being edge cases. They are very good at finding a boundary and standing juuuuuuuuust on this side of it and going "la la la I'm not violating the ToS, you can't stop me!" and that blows and it leads to a lot of people encountering a lot of shitty stuff on a lot of websites but personally I'm pretty glad that there's a lot of gray area because when you cut out gray area that's when you see things like It's Going Down getting banned as extremist content alongside white supremacists. Please continue to report nazis and terfs, and when possible go deep into their pages to report because a pattern of behavior is more likely to get recognized as hate speech than a single post that gets reported a hundred times. Please block as many people who it's harmful for you to interact with as possible because it's clear that staff is not going to do the kind of work protecting users that users would like staff to do.

However I just can't get angry on behalf of a blogger who got nuked for saying "Hey everyone who hates this feature that we all hate please go tell the CEO to fuck himself at this URL specifically" - that is an extremely clear violation of the ToS because it is absolutely targeted harassment.

So now tumblr-the-userbase is going off on its merry conspiracy way skipping through fields and lacking reading comprehension and saying "users are getting banned for reporting the crimes of tumblr live and its gdpr violations" and ignoring the fact that the post was nuked because the last line was saying "hey everyone, let's all individually tell the CEO to fuck off in messages sent directly to him that are certainly not going to include any threats, exaggerations, gore, etc. etc. etc."

If I were to make a post that had 50k notes and the last line was "and while you're at it, please send tumblr-user-ms-demeanor a personalized message telling them why they're a terrible person so they know what we think of them" it would absolutely be reasonable to say that was harassing that user. And that post did it with the CEO. Who is not above criticism (and I have my criticisms! I don't think he really gets tumblr and that's a problem!), but jesus fucking christ don't tag the goddamned CEO or any other staff member in a call to action asking users to send them messages saying "fuck off" this is literally the stupidest thing I've ever seen a tumblr conspiracy theory coalesce around.

Anyway thank you for giving me a place to vent i've been getting more and more pissed about this for three days. Everyone feel free to kindly tell tumblr user ms demeanor to fuck off.

[datadwipservice]

Mobile App Scraping: Unlocking Hidden Data from Apps for Business Growth

[8pxl]

PSA: Tumblr/Wordpress is preparing to start selling our user data to Midjourney and OpenAI.

you have to MANUALLY opt out of it as well.

to opt out on desktop, click your blog ➡️ blog settings ➡️ scroll til you see visibility options and it’ll be the last option to toggle.

to opt out on mobile, click your blog ➡️ scroll then click visibility ➡️ toggle opt out option.

if you’ve already opted out of showing up in google searches, it’s preselected for you. if you don’t have the option available, update your app or close your browser/refresh a few times. important to note you also have to opt out for each blog you own separately, so if you’d like to prevent AI scraping your blog i’d really recommend taking the time to opt out. (source)

[crawlxpert12]

Mobile App Scraping Services - Extract Android and IOS App Data

Gather accurate data from any iOS & Android apps using Our mobile app scraping service to make informed business decisions.

Know More : https://www.crawlxpert.com/mobile-app-scraping-services-extract-android-and-ios-app-data

[webscreen-scraping]

Web Screen Scraping provides the best Grocery App Data Scraping Services Provider in USA, Australia, Germany, UAE, and Denmark to extract or scrape data from Grocery Walmart, Amazon, Kroger, Tesco, Apps. Get affordable Grocery App Data Scraping Services from Web Screen Scraping.

[codeperk]

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[foodspark-scraper]

Competitor Price Monitoring Services - Food Scraping Services

Competitor Price Monitoring Strategies

Price Optimization

If you want your restaurant to stay competitive, it’s crucial to analyze your competitors’ average menu prices. Foodspark offers a Competitor Price Monitoring service to help you with this task. By examining data from other restaurants and trends in menu prices, we can determine the best price for your menu. That will give you an edge in a constantly evolving industry and help you attract more customers, ultimately increasing profits.

Market Insights

Our restaurant data analytics can help you stay ahead by providing valuable insights into your competitors’ pricing trends. By collecting and analyzing data, we can give you a deep understanding of customer preferences, emerging trends, and regional variations in menu pricing. With this knowledge, you can make informed decisions and cater to evolving consumer tastes to stay ahead.

Competitive Advantage

To stay ahead in the restaurant industry, you must monitor your competitors’ charges and adjust your prices accordingly. Our solution can help you by monitoring your competitors’ pricing strategies and allowing you to adjust your expenses in real-time. That will help you find opportunities to offer special deals or menu items to make you stand out and attract more customers.

Price Gap Tracking

Knowing how your menu prices compare to your competitors is essential to improve your restaurant’s profitability. That is called price gap tracking. Using our tracking system, you can quickly identify the price differences between restaurant and your competitors for the same or similar menu items. This information can help you find opportunities to increase your prices while maintaining quality or offering lower costs. Our system allows you to keep a close eye on price gaps in your industry and identify areas where your expenses are below or above the average menu prices. By adjusting your pricing strategy accordingly, you can capture more market share and increase your profits.

Menu Mapping and SKU

Use our menu and SKU mapping features to guarantee that your products meet customer expectations. Find out which items are popular and which ones may need some changes. Stay adaptable and responsive to shifting preferences to keep your menu attractive and competitive.

Price Positioning

It’s essential to consider your target audience and desired brand image to effectively position your restaurant’s prices within the market. Competitor data can help you strategically set your prices as budget-friendly, mid-range, or premium. Foodspark Competitor Price Monitoring provides data-driven insights to optimize your pricing within your market segment. That helps you stay competitive while maximizing revenue and profit margins.

Competitor Price Index (CPI)

The Competitor Price Index (CPI) measures how your restaurant’s prices compare to competitors. We calculate CPI for you by averaging the prices of similar menu items across multiple competitors. If your CPI is above 100, your prices are higher than your competitors. If it’s below 100, your prices are lower.

Benefits of Competitor Price Monitoring Services

Price Optimization

By continuous monitoring your competitor’s prices, you can adjust your own pricing policies, to remain competitive while maximizing your profit margins.

Dynamic Pricing

Real-time data on competitor’s prices enable to implement dynamic pricing strategies, allowing you to adjust your prices based on market demand and competitive conditions.

Market Positioning

Understanding how your prices compare to those of your competitors helps you position your brand effectively within the market.

Customer Insights

Analyzing customer pricing data can reveal customer behavior and preferences, allowing you to tailor your pricing and marketing strategies accordingly.

Brand Reputation Management

Consistently competitive pricing can enhance your brand’s reputation and make your product more appealing to customers.

Content Source: https://www.foodspark.io/competitor-price-monitoring/

[genuflectx]

Windows LLM "Copilot" with Shitty Privacy

Windows has decided to place an experimental version of Bing AI into Window's task bar. It can access data about your computer and give it back to you, including what apps are downloaded onto the device and your computer's specs.

However, it's just as bad as any other LLM when it comes to hallucinating- on my first try it claimed it could search for files and open files for me. I told it it could not, it argued it could and that it "knows what it can and cannot do," and then hallucinated files for me. Further pushback just made it get repetitive and show "fear" that it "hoped you don't think I'm lying."

But the worst part is is Microsoft's shit privacy policy for this thing. For some business apps its "commercial data protection" is turned on for free, but using Copilot directly on your computer itself- well, fuck the consumers' data, I guess. In fact, clicking "privacy statement" in Copilot takes you to Microsoft's general privacy statement- one which does not mention Copilot in it at all. And, the Copilot for Windows privacy page is so sparse that it doesn't even specify if it keeps and uses your input to train the LLM, which is a basic fucking statement that any usage of LLM should have.

Just another shitty, rushed, useless LLM feature that nobody really needs, and which has flimsy data protection. Turn it off if you can. But wait, that's right, you can't! :^) you can only "hide" the icon, unless you want to pop open the command prompt! Eat dick Microsoft >:P