And I think I know why. Google has decided to mark all sites that deal with real estate property data as malicious by default. Why do i think this? Search hackernews and reddit. Then look at people complaining. Then look at the replies and find what the site is (reddit bans you if you link to your site, so... don't do this).

5 out of 6 are someone who has sourced property data and is reselling it as a searchable feed or panel. Could be my low sample size. But I doubt it.

Now, I'm not going to guess WHY google does this. I'm assuming there just must be a lot of fraudulent property data sites out there. But my google ad rep said "he's never seen this before".

Well, that makes sense. Because they're all out of business. Fast.

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I will say that for some sites the images will be only ok (stripe was only on). But as long as you have a good mobile render, It will work very well.

If you don't know what OG images are it's basically the miniature version of your site that shows up on social networking sites like Facebook and X.

Some people spend a lot of time optimizing that sort of thing but you can just throw this in your meta tags and it works well enough for now.

Anyway I would welcome some feedback, it was sort of fun to put togethe.

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• hours worked • cash invested • revenue generated • expenses covered

Calculates “ownership slices” from those inputs and shows how the split changes when assumptions change.

Nothing you can't do in excel. The full site (also free), allows more complex calcs.

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Any advice or requests for more details are deleted by the moderator.

This is a "set up", designed by the owners of the subreddit to make people who don't know how AI and tooling work afraid of AI. Clearly the author is colluding with the moderators to prevent difficult questions or concerns.

    Embedding + tsvector scored ranking (OpenAI)
    GPT-4.1-mini reranking + 5-bullet summaries
    CSV export

Stack: FastAPI + async workers, GPT-4.1 rerank, pgsql, Fly.io, nltk

Would love feedback on:

    Ranking quality
    UX flow
    Whether $49/mo feels right or not for pro-mode

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This is not about posting some big summary, it's about creating a draft for an actual human to pick through.

It drives focus and productivity, doesn't take away from it (for me at least)

Anyway, a lot of it runs in the browser and uses indexdb for storage. Should be possible to make all of it do that.

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I might throw ads on it one day, but it took me 2 hours to build it, and it runs clean.

Any advice for features? Was thinking of linking it to a crop/cut thing.

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I added a login button so I don't get too much spam and I can throttle use (for now). Looking for advice.

My goal is:

- one input box. maybe a browse button to pick a file - no controls, sliders or things. just free form text as the only ui - currently it's only really good at flowcharts and system diagrams - want suggestions for types of charts people might like, types of data, etc. - vague idea that a "public" checkbox could feed community charts through to some social page where people can comment. maybe just tweet it out. not sure if that idea is useful or annoying to anyone. maybe i should scrap it. - thinking i will do venn diagrams next because it's cute and fun. or maybe maps. or maybe a stock price link? not sure what people want tbh. - generally just want feedback on the idea

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