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STAYFAX - Official Site - Know Before You Book
搜索800万度假租赁，查看评价避免糟糕体验。
@4MikeJoe · X
CARFAX for Airbnbs!
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搜索800万度假租赁，查看评价避免糟糕体验。
@4MikeJoe · X
CARFAX for Airbnbs!
Compare today's best Canadian mortgage rates from RBC, TD, Scotiabank, BMO, CIBC and more. Free calculators for CMHC/SCHL insurance, affordability and rent vs buy.
@DarielFBauta · X
@notesbylouis https://t.co/iouTknjCt7
@Eazybuildng · X
A collaborative, scorecard-driven housing decision app.
@VictorLepri · X
solution to organize house search, sharing with people to review and comment, rank and help make a structured decision. Tailored to NYC but works everywhere in USA
Pay to claim your spot in The Tower: a leaderboard of builders where the biggest bid holds the top. Every payment becomes a permanent, colored block. No ads, no subscriptions: the
@tarredev · X
Describe your website in plain English and watch the AI code it in real-time. Export clean React source code or deploy live instantly.
@Buildercrow · X
获取免费Health Score，了解您英国家庭的能源和财务优先事项。
@EranHertz · X
The path towards energy independence starts with knowing what is going on, what’s known and what’s missing.
上传房屋视频获取AI改进建议以最大化售价。
u/engineeralex · Reddit
I built a free AI tool that watches a phone video of your house and tells you what to fix before you sell People prepping to sell either sink money into a full kitchen remodel that returns about half (NAR pegs it around 55% cost recovery) or skip the cheap fixes that actually pay. So I built HomeBrief . Film a 3-5 minute walkthrough on your phone, a vision model watches it, and you get a room by room fix list with cost ranges and estimated value added. Calls from real reports, least aggr
用AI为您设计个性化的永续农业宅基地蓝图。
@oaZsxer · X
Cheers mate. Built this.
A public leaderboard of builders, ranked strictly by what they paid. No algorithm, no merit, just the figure.
@LouieMaddenAI · X
Heres mine- - check it out. Like outbid but for builders
分析结构荷载并验证加拿大规范合规性的工程设计平台。
@kingadetunji_ · X
I built using Claude Code, but life got busy, and I eventually abandoned it. I opened it again recently and discovered that 45 real engineers had signed up to try it. Now I’m seriously thinking about picking it back up and building it into an actual product. Founders and builders on my TL, is this enough early traction to justify committing more time and resources to it?
