Hey all — I've been freelancing/doing outreach for a while and kept hitting the same two-step wall: find businesses that might need my services, then spend way too long writing a pitch that doesn't sound like a template.

So I built **ScrapNap**, a Chrome extension that:

* Pulls business listings straight from Google Maps (name, phone, website, rating) — one click, no manual copy-paste
* If there aren't enough results in your target area, it automatically expands to nearby areas until it hits your target count (dedupes so you don't get the same business twice)
* Runs a quick audit on each business's website — page speed, basic SEO, whether they even have a booking widget/live chat — using native browser APIs, not a paid third-party service
* Uses on-device AI (Gemini Nano) to draft a pitch that actually references what it found, instead of a generic mail-merge template
* Everything stays local in your browser — no account, no cloud backend, no API key required to use the core features

It's free, and I'm trying to keep it that way rather than doing the classic "free trial then paywall" thing — happy to explain the reasoning if anyone's curious, since I know "free forever" claims usually deserve some skepticism.

Would genuinely appreciate feedback, especially on:

1. Which other sites you'd want lead capture on beyond Maps/LinkedIn Jobs/Upwork
2. Whether the pitch tone options (professional/friendly/casual/direct) actually feel different or just feel like the same email reworded

Link: [https://scrapnap-dev.web.app/](https://scrapnap-dev.web.app/)

Not trying to oversell it — it's early, feedback (including "this feature is pointless") is welcome.

Built a Chrome extension that turns Google Maps listings into leads + a personalized pitch — runs 100% locally, free