An extension for Rightmove that enhances property search capabilities using artificial intelligence to provide smarter, more personalized results for buyers and renters.
Keyword | Avg Searches | Difficulty | Competition |
---|---|---|---|
rightmove extension | 210 | 0 | LOW |
ai real estate assistant | 90 | 47 | MEDIUM |
real estate technology | 3600 | 12 | LOW |
proptech | 27100 | 6 | LOW |
tokenization of real estate | 1000 | 36 | MEDIUM |
real estate tech companies | 880 | 28 | LOW |
property management cloud based software | 480 | 16 | LOW |
real brokerage technologies | 590 | 4 | LOW |
The search functionality on Rightmove has several recurring problems as identified from Reddit discussions:
Lack of Useful Filters: Many users have expressed frustration over the limited filtering options available on Rightmove. Commonly desired filters that are missing include:
Data Accuracy: There are issues with the accuracy of listings, including incorrect property locations and outdated listings. This results in wasted time for users and frustration (https://www.reddit.com/r/uklandlords/comments/17ddded/problems_with_rightmove/).
User Experience: Poor functionality related to saving and excluding properties. Users face difficulties in marking properties they've already reviewed, which adds unnecessary complexity to their search process (https://www.reddit.com/r/HousingUK/comments/1dyhyen/are_you_satisfied_with_searching_properties_on/).
Several competing platforms like Zoopla and OntheMarket offer similar property search capabilities but suffer from many of the same shortcomings. Some emerging tools have promised better filters and more accurate listings (e.g., Jitty, Roofus), but often have a smaller listing database or are still in early development stages (https://www.reddit.com/r/HousingUK/comments/1c19hmr/weve_built_the_property_app_that_this_sub_has/).
Competitor | Strengths | Weaknesses |
---|---|---|
Rightmove | Largest database of properties, well-known brand | Limited filters, data inaccuracies, poor user interface |
Zoopla | Good mobile app, better user interface | Similar filtering limitations, data accuracy issues |
OntheMarket | Allows agent transparency, often faster to get new listings | Limited database compared to Rightmove, similar filtering issues |
Roofus | Advanced filtering options, early access beta | Early development stage, small initial database |
Jitty | Detailed filters, guessing square footage if not available | Limited geographic focus (so far only central London, Bath, Bristol) |
r/HousingUK - August 12, 2023
Hi,
Bit of a lurker here...I see a lot of posts linking to Rightmove property adverts so I've been developing a Chrome extension to provide a way to comment and rate properties on Right Move (directly on the page, anonymously).
r/HousingUK - August 12, 2023
You are doing Gods work.
r/HousingUK - August 12, 2023
I am a bit cheapskate, I would use only if its free and no login required. open to be manipulated if it gets famous.
r/HousingUK - August 12, 2023
You have a customer in me as long as it’s free at the start, I don’t mind paying once you have enough users and comments
r/HousingUK - August 14, 2023
bit of a weekend hackjob but it's a start... please give feedback!:
https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/rm-rater/hiemfkkeoeipmapaebnidjcejhkfepnp
r/HousingUK - July 15, 2023
r/HousingUK - July 15, 2023
My favorite ones are Propertylog, Propbar and Patma does anyone else use these?
r/HousingUK - July 15, 2023
Installed Parma recently and found out that one property I was looking at was in fact not newly listed, but had been delisted every month for 5 months, making it look like a new listing. Very helpful!
r/HousingUK - July 15, 2023
Yeah propertylog is pretty nice. Although I guess they’re all reliant on user submissions in the cases where a listing has been completely removed and re added later. Estate agents get away with murder
r/HousingUK - July 16, 2023
These are such powerful tools; I wouldn't use Rightmove seriously without them. The information is invaluable.
r/SpottedonRightmove - June 23, 2024
r/SpottedonRightmove - June 23, 2024
300k for that mess of problems - no.
r/SpottedonRightmove - June 23, 2024
Looks like the kind of place where you'll be fixing other people's bodges before you can make any meaningful progress on doing it up.
r/SpottedonRightmove - June 23, 2024
This is what happens when you try and build an extension with no idea and a budget of £3k.
r/SpottedonRightmove - June 23, 2024
300k for a sink that you need to go outside and lean in the window to wash up?
r/HousingUK - July 9, 2024
Viewed this Ealing flat, nearby a new Elizabeth Line station, and we love it although they seem to be not getting offered - we thought it would be snapped up.
r/HousingUK - July 9, 2024
This sub badly needs a "why isnt this property selling?" flowchart like the ukpersonalfinance "what do I do with my money?" flow chart.
r/HousingUK - July 9, 2024
586 square feet is absolutely tiny for a two bedroom flat. I'd say that's the key reason. Just isn't worth £580k for that size and location.
r/HousingUK - July 9, 2024
r/HousingUK - July 9, 2024
It’s a tiny flat for an extortionate price and far too close to the green man estate imo