TenderScrape is live - Day Two Update

I’ve been on IH a couple days, and after TenderScrape hit #1 on the Build Board, I realized I didn’t explain what it actually does — or why it matters.

So here’s the quick version:

TenderScrape is a curation tool that pulls high-res public domain art from The Met, filters for quality, saves full metadata, and outputs organized folders — ready for resale, bundling, or archiving.

This isn’t just a tool that “downloads images from The Met.”

It’s a curation engine — built for creators, collectors, and sellers who need organized, usable, and metadata-rich public domain art collections.

I run a digital art shop myself, and built this to eliminate the hours I used to spend manually downloading, renaming, and documenting each file. Now I just search a theme, and in minutes I get:

✅ High-res images (3000px+)

✅ Clean filenames (based on artwork title)

✅ Metadata in a structured CSV (artist, year, medium, etc.)

✅ An organized folder, ready to drop into a shop, archive, or bundle

I’ve now updated the Gumroad page with a demo, clearer copy, and a tighter focus on how this helps real creators — not just how it works.

Would love to know:

👉 What would you expect it to do that it maybe doesn’t yet?

👉 Any red flags or obvious gaps you’d flag from a product POV?

Open to any feedback — questions, framing, use cases, pitch clarity, even tough love.

Thanks again to everyone who engaged. If you’re building anything in the creative automation space, I’d love to trade notes.