giulioco

yes, you're correct — in this case however, the platforms themselves do most of the work to define what a community is for them (some platforms, like bluesky, don't have the concept of communities _yet_) - I just collect them...

in general though, the goal of this tool is the one you're describing: aggregating communities that have the same topic/niche across different platforms

here's some communities you can check out to spread the word / trying to get your initial users: https://www.pluggo.ai/sites/mapleintel_ca

Right I guess NYC is a very unique market in that but good point, thanks.

Pre-redirect modal is back.

So for the comps section it looks for properties in a 1-mile radius. For the market data, that's based on your zipcode. Hope this helps.

Definitely- the AI-summary part still needs a lot of work. Thanks for the feedback.

Yes, some of the data is already available on Zillow. The idea is to aggregate a few different data sources and then turn it into a more digestible and holistic property analysis if that makes sense.

Yes, crime data is from the FBI crime database, market data, and some of the property historical data and school data are from some other vendors.

I initially had only the comments and price predictions, then added the analysis around it. I need to add more discoverability for comments to pick up though.

Lol. I used to have a modal till yesterday that asked users to login with Google then removed it as I figured it was just extra friction; didn't realize it was this much of a red flag for websites... I'll readd it, thanks for the feedback.

It shouldn't unless you're on mobile from what I've noticed. Will take a look.

Good idea, thanks.

Didn't know people would get this triggered by this UX pattern tbh. I had it before with a modal that prompted the user to login but figured this might just be easier / faster?

I'll readd the modal though.

Wait what? Unless there's a bug it should show more after the first hint. Hints go like this:

1. First pic + BR/baths count 2. Rest of the pics 3. Neighborhood 4. Special features

Yeah fair it's honestly more for fun that anything else so I actually put realistic data from all over the spectrum - the listings are updated every day do and some are wildly expensive

Uh, oh. Taking a look, sorry about that. What error are you getting? In the meantime, you can email me at giulio at searchbase.dev and I can add you manually.

Thanks for the heads up. Removed.

Scalable pricing is one of the core issues we encountered with existing search solutions. While the details for pricing are still TBD, we do want to make sure to lower the barrier to entry to that earlier-stage startups have a simple and affordable way to integrate their first search solution.

Good point. While the visual query builder is meant to be more like a playground to play around while crafting your queries, at the end of the day it just provides you with an API request body (json) that can also be hand-crafted. The VQB is also a way to craft and save query “aliases” with their own permissions.

Analytics: our painpoint with a few other search solutions was a lack of out-of-the-box insights for user behavior and common searches. We’re addressing this with Searchbase

Searchbase also supports user-defined ranking; the user can provide keyword, geo-distance, and number “ranking modifiers” each with their own “weight”. (Similar to elasticsearch’s “RANK” filters).