[WiggleGuy]

Currently thinking about better ways to spread the word about https://theretowhere.com (my website that makes it easier to find apartments and Airbnbs/hotels close to things you care about).

I've actually started getting some back and fourth feedback with a couple users, which has kept me motivated and validated. But I need more organic traffic somehow. I've recently released a new usecase (https://theretowhere.com/vacation) that might be more well suited for vacationers, so let's see if that sticks.

Funny anecdote from today - I just set up Slack notifications so I get more instant knowledge of errors on the platform, and the first notification came in just a couple moments after I deployed. It was for an error that I thought noone would run into for a couple days. Imagine my (bad) luck!

[nzach]

I'm starting to think about moving to a new city and was considering to build a tool like this. And now I'm excited to see this already exists!

For my use-case the interface you created isn't the best. Now that I'm searching for a new home I'm interested in finding a place that has a bakery nearby, but it doesn't really matter what bakery. The same goes for restaurants, pubs, ... For this case there are too many places to add them "manually".

Thanks for creating this, I will be definitely using this in the the coming months.

[WiggleGuy]

You don't have to add them in manually - the heatmap interface supports "Open searches", where you can add in pins for a bunch of locations at a time based on a query (like "bakeries").

[free_energy_min]

Looks cool! One use case for travel is ppl like often like to be near public transport, especially places like Tokyo, NYC, etc.

Might be nice to have an easy way to enter all subway stations in a city and create the heatmap based on that.