Search any area or niche
Type something like “dentists in Austin” or “plumbers near me” and Pinora works through the results for you.
Runs on your own computer
Pinora searches Google Maps the way you would — then hands back a tidy sheet of names, phone numbers and websites, ready to work through.
Type something like “dentists in Austin” or “plumbers near me” and Pinora works through the results for you.
Every business detail lands in one place, so you can call, message or open their site without hunting.
Export your results as a spreadsheet and pick the work back up whenever you like.
One command, once. No zip files to unpack and no “this app is damaged” dead ends.
Step one — open Terminal
Click Copy, paste into the Terminal app as one full line, press Enter, and wait until it finishes. It will ask for your activation code partway through — have it ready.
curl -fsSL https://pinora.zetravo.com/install | bash
When it's done, open Applications → Pinora
Step one — open Command Prompt or PowerShell
Either one works. Click Copy, paste it in as one full line, press Enter, and wait until it finishes. It will ask for your activation code partway through — have it ready.
powershell -NoProfile -ExecutionPolicy Bypass -Command "irm https://pinora.zetravo.com/install.ps1 | iex"
When it's done, open Start → Pinora
irm https://pinora.zetravo.com/install.ps1 | iex
This short form only works inside PowerShell. In Command Prompt it fails with “| was unexpected at this time” — use the line above instead.
From Applications on Mac, or the Start menu on Windows. It opens in your browser.
Enter what you're looking for, wait while results come in, then save the list.
Use the red Quit button inside Pinora so nothing keeps running in the background.