aronb99

u/aronb99


I’m building a novel rental search app (similar to something like StreetEasy but with new functionality), and I’m trying to figure out how to legally get real-time rental listings and property photos.

Most APIs I’ve found either rely on scraping (e.g., “StreetEasy API” on RapidAPI, HasData, etc.) or they provide only limited data without images (RentCast, MappedBy, ATTOM, etc.). None seem like a viable option for a real consumer-facing product.

From what I’ve read, the proper path might involve MLS access, or partnering with someone who already has MLS API access, but I’m not sure how realistic that is for startups.

So my question is:

What’s the legitimate way for a new consumer-facing r

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AssistX

AssistX

Hey r/Swift,

For some time, I was working on a similar app to Swift Assist. After seeing Swift Assist at WWDC24, I decided to use what I had developed to create AssistX instead of stopping development.

During the last few weeks, I compressed my larger project into this new app.

Features:

  • Write, edit, correct, and comment on code using natural language
  • Chat to answer code-related questions
  • Rapid prototyping

AssistX uses OpenAI or Groq Cloud to interact with code in Xcode. Especially with Groq and Llama3,

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