About
Built by one person,
out of genuine frustration.
Quorel is a solo project. One codebase, one founder, no committee.
Why this exists
Getting structured data from the web is a solved problem in theory. In practice it means picking a scraping tool, wiring it to a scheduler, piping output into a cleaner, storing it somewhere, versioning it manually, and then doing all of it again when the source changes its layout. Every piece is a different product with a different API and a different failure mode.
The pipeline is painful to build, expensive to run, and time-consuming to maintain — and that's before you've written a single line of business logic. Most of that time is spent on infrastructure nobody wanted to build in the first place.
Quorel is the thing I wanted to exist: describe what data you need, point it at sources, and get a clean versioned API back. The infrastructure disappears.
What Quorel actually is
A schema-first extraction engine
You describe what you want in plain English. Quorel maps web content to your structure precisely — no selectors, no XPath, no brittle scraping rules that break every other week.
A versioned data store
Every refresh is a permanent snapshot. Nothing is ever overwritten. You can roll back, diff any two versions, and see exactly what changed between them.
An API you can actually depend on
Clean JSON, CSV, JSONL, XML, TSV, or Parquet. Filter, sort, deduplicate, and paginate via query params. Public datasets need no account. Private datasets use a Bearer token.
A source of truth Claude can call
Every dataset ships with a native MCP server. Claude can query, filter, and clean your data conversationally. No code required.
Who built it
I'm Raphael, a software developer. I built Quorel because I kept running into the same problem on different projects and got tired of assembling the same fragile stack every time.
This is a public beta. The rough edges are real, the fixes are fast, and every message you send reaches me directly — not a support queue, not a tier-1 agent. Me.
Get in touch
Every message goes directly to me. If something is broken, missing, or confusing — I want to hear it.
Where things are going
Quorel is in public beta. The core pipeline is stable — datasets, versioning, the API, MCP, webhooks, and the marketplace are all live and working. What's coming is more scale: higher URL limits, custom refresh schedules, priority crawling, and team access.
The Scale plan is on the roadmap. If you need something that isn't there yet, tell me. Feature requests from actual users move faster than anything on a roadmap.
Try it now. No credit card.
One free dataset. Full API access. MCP included.