RTILA Brand Story

The story of how we name our versions

RTILA comes from Moroccan Darija for “spider.” We started as a web scraping tool—crawling pages and snaring “preyed” data—then naturally evolved into full web-browser automation so teams can complete the entire value cycle: mining/scraping → transformation → enrichment → monetization.

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✨ Evolution of our Brand

V8 | Portia

V7 | Black Widow

V6 | Cloud Orb

V5 | Weaver

V4 | Trapdoor

V3 | Net-Caster

V2 | Huntsman

V1 | Cellar Spider

How our each version names work

There are tens of thousands of spider species across Arachnida, with distinct traits—venom chemistry, hunting tactics, camouflage, social behavior, web architecture, even underwater living. Each RTILA codename highlights the newly added capabilities in that release by pairing them with a spider whose signature trait best mirrors the release theme.

Cumulative by design: Version names signal what’s new—they do not replace past strengths. Every release inherits and builds on prior features.

What we match (feature ↔ spider trait)

Intelligence & planning ↔ problem-solving hunters (e.g., Portia)

Stealth & anti-detection ↔ concealed/camouflaged ambushers (trapdoor, crab spiders)

Power per footprint ↔ high-impact species (widows, funnel-webs)

Speed & agility ↔ jumpers and pursuit hunters

Resilience & reliability ↔ desert/cave specialists

Webcraft & orchestration ↔ orb-weavers and tension-trap engineers

Specialized environments ↔ underwater, dune-rolling, or gliding spiders

Version	Codename (Spider)	Genus / Species	What the name signals	New in this version (highlights)
V1 (Jan 2020)	Cellar Spider	Pholcus phalangioides	Light footprint, “mosquito hunter” start	First public release focused on streamlined web scraping foundation.
V2	Huntsman	Family Sparassidae	Agility & reach	Greater reach and movement across the web: network/identity options, improved inspector, broader actions.
V3	Net-Caster	Deinopis spp.	Smart capture tactics	Major automation leap: human-like typing, conditions, pagination/infinite scroll controls, better fingerprint handling.
V4	Trapdoor	Infraorder Mygalomorphae	Orchestrated, stepwise ambush	Reliability & flow orchestration focus; smoother sequencing and project portability.
V5	Weaver	Family Araneidae	Structured data, stronger webs	New dataset system, smarter recording, cloud sheets, improved compilation—building a sturdier “web” for scale.
V6	Cloud Orb	Nephila/Trichonephila spp.	Cloud-ready, resilient architecture	Cloud runs, revamped UI, built-in inspector, and a cross-platform launcher for reliable execution.
V7 (2024)	Black Widow	Latrodectus spp.	Potent, compact, stealthy	Overhauled anti-bot/anti-fingerprint stack; stronger compiler; schema/DB upgrades; later V7.1 added AI-assisted extraction.
V8 (2025)	Portia	Portia fimbriata	Strategy, planning, adaptive stealth	Integrated AI Assistant for reasoning/problem-solving + further stealth to reduce automation detection.

Remember: codenames highlight what’s newly added. Every version keeps and builds on previous strengths.

Spiders

See the spiders behind the names

Why this matters

RTILA codenames are signals of what’s newly added in each release. Our platform is cumulative: every version inherits and builds on prior strengths. Names act like chapter titles—they don’t rewrite the story; they add new depth.