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so many l's and y's

thanks!

so epic

We don't have the drop coordinates part, but you can ask it '...within 1 hour commute by [transport] of [location]' and then it will create a polygon of all the places that match t…

Thanks for the feedback. We're still working out the ideal way to manage the search, lots of trade-offs depending on what route you go. But there's definitely room for improvement.…

Yeah there are a couple big property portals. Zoopla mentioned above is the number 2 player, Rightmove is far and away #1

Mainly a mix of Gemini Flash 1.5 and Flash 2.0, depending on the task.

Thanks, appreciate the kind words

Agreed, we're working on this type of additive search at the moment. Just did a bunch of user testing on it yesterday.

For the image search portion specifically, we use Google’s embedding model. We then use vector search ( https://cloud.google.com/alloydb/docs/ai/run-vector-similari... ) to calcula…

We don’t respect robots.txt because estate agents often block listing pages - not necessarily to prevent indexing, but for SEO reasons (Google penalises large sites with transient …

For sure, those searches are more about showing what’s possible (and making browsing fun) than what a high-intent buyer would actually type in. That said, from speaking to a lot of…

For sure big real estate portals functionally work. People buy homes through them, even if the experience is clunky. But because they’re entrenched via massive network effects / SE…

We're a small team of 3 engineers, and wanted to make a better way to look for for properties online. Traditional portals (esp. outside of US) are just a bit rubbish for doing anyt…

- Write a sci-fi book - Start a pickled food business (kimchi) - Double my 2013 income

Love Froont - did some mockups and got valid HTML out of it in minutes. Genius.