Tessera began as an internal tool for a team tired of copy-pasting tables out of websites. The name comes from the Latin tessera — a single tile in a mosaic. Each clean row is a tile; you compose the picture.
You describe what you need in plain language and point us at a site. Tessera scrapes, reads and structures the content, then hands back a clean CSV or Markdown file you review and keep — with nothing to install.
The data people need is usually right there on a page — just not in a usable shape. We wanted the gap between “I can see it” and “I have it as a file” to take seconds, not an afternoon.