I've built Anysite deep into my research workflow, and the thing that sets it apart is that it scrapes in real time through MCP, the model goes and fetches the data mid-reasoning, instead of "export a CSV, load it, build a segment." One connector covers 600+ sources: X, LinkedIn, GitHub, YouTube, arbitrary sites, company registries, plus a crypto layer (CoinGecko, DefiLlama, DappRadar, DeBank).
It's especially strong for Web3, where the data you need simply isn't in prebuilt CRM bases, teams live in X and GitHub, the site is a three-screen landing page. One connector closes three layers at once: social (what a team actually says vs. what's in the deck), engineering (is the repo alive or was the last commit in March), and market (TVL, volume, protocol activity). Pair it with Dune for on-chain and the picture comes together.
But the real value is freshness as signal. I keep a watchlist of accounts and pages and pull deltas, not "what was recorded once" but "what showed up since last time." A partnership is usually visible in the feed long before the press release; someone changes role or starts posting about a new vertical; a team opens roles for a direction that didn't exist yesterday. Each of those is a short window for a genuinely warm conversation. I've used it for a 20-minute on-chain investigation (Dune for transactions, Anysite for the people layer), for project screening (account age, real activity, repurposed 2012-2013 accounts), and for outreach where the model builds a dossier, not a letter
