We got tired of maintaining scrapers

Every company that depends on public web data ends up building the same four things: a proxy rotation layer, a browser farm, an anti-bot arms race and a parsing service that breaks whenever a target ships a redesign. None of it is differentiating work, and all of it needs an on-call rotation.

We built Irmu to collapse those four systems into one request. You send a URL and a description of what you want back; we handle routing, rendering, challenge solving, retries and structuring. When a target changes, our telemetry catches it before your pipeline does.

The company is small, remote and deliberately unhurried about headcount. Most of what we ship comes from customer traces rather than roadmap workshops — if a target starts failing, fixing it outranks whatever else was planned that week.