Fetch is a multi-table workspace for research and outreach. Each column is a reusable job: Dogi fills any cell - with the sources behind every value - while Bone finds the rows and builds entire tables from a single goal. A self-hostable, open-source take on Clay.
A configurable agent enriches one cell at a time using data providers, web search, scraping, or an LLM - with provenance on every value.
The autonomous orchestrator sources rows and builds the columns to enrich them, turning a goal into a finished table.
Four LLM providers, your own keys. Run the whole stack yourself - keys are never persisted server-side or logged.
One canonical record in Postgres as the single source of truth. No parallel tables, no vendor lock-in.
I'm building Fetch as a side project - it grew out of a problem I kept running into and genuinely want to solve well. It's open source, and still under active development: useful, but not production-grade yet.
Want to contribute, report a bug, or just say hi? Reach me at ayushpatil9977@gmail.com.