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We're working on an apartment hunting agent called Fless (https://fless.io https://fless.io). Tell us what apartment you want. We filter, sort and reach out t

by flessio 19d ago

We're working on an apartment hunting agent called Fless (https://fless.io https://fless.io). Tell us what apartment you want. We filter, sort and reach out to confirm apartments actually have a unit that meets your criteria by the move-in date you're looking for. If they do, we schedule a tour for you and manage your calendar to ensure all the tours you book are nicely coordinated (with Uber rides scheduled if you need!). No more emails, texts or spreadsheets and we also protect your privacy from post tour spam. Once you find the unit you want we help you review the lease agreement, know what discounts to ask for and assist with scheduling movers who won't rip you off. We're curious about how many people are using agents like Perplexity, OpenClaw, Hermes, Claude or others that support open skills and MCP to find an apartment. We recently launched skills and MCP integration for agents at https://fless.io/ai-agents https://fless.io/ai-agents or via github / PyPI and other channels. Check them out and let us know what you think - we respond to DMs!

achllle 19d ago
Seems like this works in a very limited geographic area. Why not US-wide? I did do this for a recent search. It scoured Craigslist listings, first evaluating must haves in text and looking at images for the promising listings. Crucially I wanted to first cast a wide net and fine tune my reqs as I learned what it turned up. The goal was quality over speed. I wish I could have used Zillow etc but they don't have a public API. I'd pay for this and I'd recommend some kind of freemium approach. Interestingly I'd also like this for purchasing second hand stuff. I recently bought a TIG welder second hand. I had Claude compare various listings over the weeks to help judge price-quality. Would have been great to start a job and come back two weeks later with a top 3. The problem is APIs and integrations.

by flessio 19d ago

achllle 19d ago

Seems like this works in a very limited geographic area. Why not US-wide? I did do this for a recent search. It scoured Craigslist listings, first evaluating must haves in text and looking at images for the promising listings. Crucially I wanted to first cast a wide net and fine tune my reqs as I learned what it turned up. The goal was quality over speed. I wish I could have used Zillow etc but they don't have a public API. I'd pay for this and I'd recommend some kind of freemium approach. Interestingly I'd also like this for purchasing second hand stuff. I recently bought a TIG welder second hand. I had Claude compare various listings over the weeks to help judge price-quality. Would have been great to start a job and come back two weeks later with a top 3. The problem is APIs and integrations.