Daily checks the HTML of a website, extracts all links containing specific words, and sends them via email

Effortless daily link extraction from your favorite websites, delivered straight to your inbox.

  • Execute the task periodically
  • Get URL HTML (site_inspector → get_html)
  • Get list of objects with XPath (btzhtmlparser → map_node)
  • Filter elements from a list (btzfilters → filter_array)
  • Send an email (gmail → send)

Spending your mornings sifting through a website’s HTML, on the hunt for fresh links that match certain keywords, is not just draining—it’s a real risk to your time and focus. There’s always the nagging chance you’ll overlook a crucial new link or forget to check manually, meaning you might miss out on vital opportunities, late-breaking news, or competitor moves. If you manage this by hand, you’re trading away hours each week, inviting errors, and eroding your ability to act swiftly where visibility and quick reactions could make all the difference.

This formula from Botize changes the game: every day, it grabs the HTML of the site you choose, smartly extracts all anchor links, and filters out the noise, delivering only those that contain your chosen keywords—like ‘hotel,’ ‘golf,’ or ‘robot’—straight to your inbox. Each link arrives cleanly formatted and ready to review, so you spot exactly what matters without ever sifting through code or pages again. You take back control, gaining reliable, automatic coverage, while being able to adjust frequency, specify the filter terms, and pick your email destination for total flexibility and relevancy.

If you’re ready to skip grunt work forever and catch every key link, just follow the step-by-step setup below—or jump right in with this formula that’s already waiting for your custom tweaks. Let’s make your daily web monitoring effortless and bulletproof with Botize.

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Get the Links You Crave, Instantly!

This nifty automation dives into a webpage's HTML every day, grabs all the juicy links you care about, and shoots them right into your email, pretty and clickable.

Manual Botize
Search and open website 5 0 Minutes
Extract relevant links manually 15 0 Minutes
Compile and send email 10 0 Minutes
Total 30 0 Minutes

Looking for a hassle-free way to stay updated? You're at the right place!


Stay on Top of Industry News

Automatically gather links containing 'tech', 'innovation', and 'startup' every morning from tech news sites.

Save Time

Stop wasting hours sifting through websites.

Stay Informed

Never miss an important link again.

Peace of Mind

Know that relevant info is being monitored for you.


Monitor Competitor Updates

Receive links related to your competitors' names from their press release pages.

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⌾︎ You need to track specific topics across websites.

⌾︎ You want to automate tedious daily routines.

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✕ You don't use email regularly.

✕ You prefer manual internet browsing for updates.


✓ Easily change the keywords you're tracking.

✓ Modify the frequency of the email reports.

✓ Customize the email layout to your liking.




Every day, the automation accesses the HTML of a specific webpage. Once it retrieves the HTML, it uses XPath to extract all the links (<a>), collecting both their URLs and the associated text. Then, it filters these links to select only those containing any of the specified words in the task. After filtering, the automation prepares an email and sends these filtered links to an email address. Each link is presented in the body of the email in hyperlink format, followed by a line break. This automation simplifies the daily tracking of specific content related to the filtered terms.

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