How Loveo turns a shop URL into a catalogue, and how well it works.

• 85% of the last 295 shops came out automatically on the first attempt, with no configuration.
• 956 extraction catalogues are in production. None of them was written by hand.
• Of 1.07M active products, 97% have name, price and currency.
• Of 1.07M active products, 83% have an image.
• About one in seven shops needs human review or fails.

Step 1. The merchant or the platform provides the URL of the merchant's online shop.

Step 2. Loveo extracts every product and normalises the fields: name, price, currency, category, attributes, images and product code when available.

Step 3. The catalogue is mapped to the platform's format and delivered as a file, feed or API. Every record carries its capture date.

The merchant does no work. There is no per-site configuration.

First-attempt success

Definition: a shop counts as a first-attempt success when its catalogue is extracted automatically, with no configuration and no human intervention.

Sample: the last 295 shops processed. Result: 85%.

Field completeness

Sample: 1.07M active products in production.

97% have name, price and currency. 83% have an image.

Catalogues

956 extraction catalogues are in production. None of them was written by hand.

Real-world scale

The same pipeline covers 1,100 independent shops in Madrid and 1.07M active products.

The merchant needs an online shop. Without a website there is nothing to extract.

About one in seven shops needs human review or fails.

83% of active products have an image overall; 58% on custom-built sites.

Restaurant menus are not what this is built for.

Prices are the prices published on the merchant's site at capture time, not real-time inventory.

Loveo is operated by TracknTake SLU, Madrid, Spain. Founder: Nico Alexander Kuhn. Contact: hola@loveoo.app.