I’m interested in SaaS, browser extensions, and small software businesses. I started ExtSpot because the Chrome Web Store contains many real product and demand signals, but they are scattered across search results, category pages, developer profiles, reviews, and landing pages.
ExtSpot organizes public Chrome Web Store data into a more useful research tool for developers, founders, and analysts. It helps users search extensions, compare rankings, inspect developer portfolios, and understand category-level market signals.
My goal is not to encourage copying or short-term arbitrage, but to make browser extension research more transparent, practical, and data-driven.
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Hi, I’m the independent developer behind ExtSpot.
I’m interested in SaaS, browser extensions, and small software businesses. I started ExtSpot because the Chrome Web Store contains many real product and demand signals, but they are scattered across search results, category pages, developer profiles, reviews, and landing pages.
ExtSpot organizes public Chrome Web Store data into a more useful research tool for developers, founders, and analysts. It helps users search extensions, compare rankings, inspect developer portfolios, and understand category-level market signals.
My goal is not to encourage copying or short-term arbitrage, but to make browser extension research more transparent, practical, and data-driven.