Leads Browser — describe your leads, get a CSV - Sell Project

Plain-English search — "speciality cafés in London with email and Instagram," no forms, no filters to learn first. Three free discovery sources — OpenStreetMap (Overpass + Nominatim), Overture Maps (the open Linux-Foundation-backed places dataset), and self-hosted SearXNG meta-search. No Google Places, no paid data API, no per-lead cost, ever. Visits every website for real — a headless browser (Obscura) renders JavaScript-built sites, reads contact/about pages, and pulls mailto:/tel:/WhatsApp links, schema.org data, emails, phones, and owner names. Cleans up after itself — directories, "best of" listicles, review platforms and curator social accounts are detected and dropped automatically, not just left in for the user to sort through. Business leads or people leads — flip a toggle to search for named individuals by role (e.g. "procurement managers at manufacturers in Ohio") instead of businesses. It works across several public anchors at once — profile snippets on LinkedIn/Instagram/Facebook/TikTok, the person's own site, public company team pages — merges everything about one person into a single row, and runs follow-up searches on each name to fill in contact details. No scraping, no login, no private profiles, ever: only what search engines already publish. Won't invent a contact — a person's email is only attached when it demonstrably belongs to them (their name in the address, or stated beside their name) and the page ties them to their company or city. Two different people with the same name are never merged. Rows with a name and no contact are kept and ranked below reachable ones rather than silently dropped or padded with a guess. Free, in-browser AI — the understanding/verification model runs on the visitor's own device via WebGPU (no server GPU, no OpenAI bill); a rule-based parser is the automatic fallback, so the app never breaks without it. Results you can act on — a filterable, sortable table with per-row WhatsApp/email/call/website/map buttons and a one-click "not a lead" to remove bad rows, plus CSV export with exactly the columns requested. Ready to charge money from day one — accounts, monthly plan quotas, and Stripe subscription billing are already built, just switched off until the buyer adds their own Stripe keys. Admin panel included — manage users, plans, usage, AI mode, demo limits and Stripe/SMTP settings without touching a terminal. One-click deploy — a Render Blueprint button spins up every service automatically, or follow the VPS + Caddy guide for €5–8/month hosting with your own domain and HTTPS. Live demo included, and safe to leave running — anonymous visitors search without signing up, capped at 3 searches per visitor per day and 25 leads each, under a shared 60-searches-a-day ceiling counted in the database (so it survives restarts and holds across instances). Demo results delete themselves after 24 hours; your own seeded searches don't. All of it is configurable, and none of it applies to signed-in accounts.