Web scraping is an automated process extracting information from websites. While this practice is widely used, it often operates in a legal grey zone. Questions frequently arise around whether scraping violates website terms of service, copyright protections, or data-privacy regulations such as the GDPR. Even when the data is publicly accessible, automatically collecting it at scale can contradict a site’s intended use or overwhelm servers, raising issues of consent and digital property rights. Scraping can also enable practices such as aggregation, repurposing, or monetization of personal information, without users ever knowing their data was harvested. / Taking advantage of that loophole, this hybrid data visualization interface fetches, condenses and flattens the scraped data based on the URL provided.