Overpane

The numbers are on the page. You just can't read them.

Overpane builds small browser extensions that sort, measure and export the data a site already loaded but decided not to show you.

Five pins, in the order the feed gave them to you.

  • Small balcony garden setup—
  • Cottagecore kitchen, warm wood—
  • Desk setup, cable management—
  • Neutral nursery mood board—
  • Thrifted denim, styled four ways—

The save counts were in the page the whole time.

What we make

Most platforms load far more than they display. Engagement counts, timestamps, seller history, price movement — it all arrives in your browser and then gets buried under an endless feed with no sort control, because browsing longer is the point.

Our extensions read what is already on the page and hand it back in a usable shape: sorted, filtered, charted, exported to a spreadsheet. Nothing more exotic than that. Each one does a single job on a single site, and none of them ask you to move your work somewhere else.

In development

  • Pin sorterSort and filter a Pinterest feed by saves, date and engagement. Export to CSV. First release
  • Sold comps lookupWhat resale listings actually sold for, rather than what sellers are asking. Building
  • Event contract trackerPosition and P&L history across prediction markets, with a tax-ready export. Researching

Nothing has shipped yet. Store links will appear here as each one is published.

How our extensions handle your data

  • Everything is processed locally, in your browser. Page data is not sent to our servers.
  • We ask for the narrowest site permissions a tool needs, and nothing beyond the sites it runs on.
  • Exports are files on your machine. We never receive a copy.
  • No analytics inside the extensions, and nothing sold to anyone.

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Support

support@overpane.com

Bug reports, refund requests, feature ideas. One person reads that inbox and usually replies within a day.