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Scrapely does not give legal, financial, investigative, or HR advice. A brief that sounds confident can still be wrong.

Not complete coverage

Scrapely searches 64 public platforms you check — social, video, forums, news, reviews, and developer sites. Open sources (Reddit RSS, Hacker News, Wikipedia, GitHub, GitLab, Stack Overflow, Mastodon tags, and others) are fetched natively. YouTube Data API and X (lobstr.io) use keys each signed-in user pastes in Settings — never another account’s keys. Bluesky (public actor/feed AppView), Telegram public channels, Kick channel VODs, and Twitch Helix (operator env credentials) have native adapters where open. Locked networks (LinkedIn, Meta, TikTok, Rumble HTML, Truth Social) stay on the public web/news index — still not a paid firehose. Every result keeps a source URL. Empty means no public hit, not a complete firehose.

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Third-party platforms

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Limitation

This page does not replace the Terms. If they conflict, the Terms control. Liability caps and indemnity in the Terms still apply.