Set the schedule
Choose when your table updates. Come back to what’s new, changed, or closed.
Track jobs, prices, or listings on your schedule. See what changed, check the source, and keep the earlier values.
No card required.
Technology companies · US & remote
| Company | Salary | Location | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| $120–140k | New York, NY | Changed | |
| $105–125k | Remote, US | Unchanged | |
| $115–135k | San Francisco, CA | Closed | |
| $125–145k | Remote, US | Unchanged | |
| $98–118k | New York, NY | Unchanged | |
| $100–120k | San Francisco, CA | New |
Each update builds on your existing table. See new and changed rows without comparing separate files.
Choose when your table updates. Come back to what’s new, changed, or closed.
Follow a value back to its source. See what it used to say and when it changed.
Unexpected results are held for review. Your last checked data stays in place.
Open a row to compare past values, see when they were observed, and check the page they came from.
$110–130k$120–140k
$110–130k · Ramp careers page
If an update fails a check, Grava holds it before it reaches your table. The reason is visible. Your last checked values keep their original date.
If collection breaks, Grava can propose a repair. It waits for approval before taking effect.
In this example, Linear returns an empty page. This update hasn’t been applied to your dataset.
Track more without building more plumbing. Grava handles scheduled collection, checks, and history across your datasets. You choose what to track. We keep it running.
Start with a public page and the columns you need.
We’ll help you keep them up to date.