Feed Immo

FeedImmo solves a problem every active property hunter knows: you sign up for alerts on five or six portals, and within a week your inbox is chaos. The same flat appears on SeLoger, Idealista, and two others. You miss the good one because it was buried under duplicates. You waste evenings cross-referencing listings you already saw. FeedImmo fixes this by pulling all your property alerts into one place, scoring them against your criteria, and surfacing the ones that actually match. Here is how it works: Connect your inbox in one step. Forward your portal alert emails to your personal FeedImmo address, or connect via Gmail OAuth. Alerts from every portal you use arrive automatically. No need to change your email on any portal — the setup takes about two minutes. Every listing is scored. FeedImmo reads your criteria (location, price, size, property type, neighbourhood preferences) and scores each incoming listing against them. The best matches rise to the top. You open FeedImmo and see what is worth your time, ranked. Deduplication is built in. The same property listed on multiple portals appears once. You see one card, all sources combined. No more counting the same flat three times in your mental shortlist. Your feed updates in real time. The moment an alert email arrives, the listing appears in your feed. For fast-moving markets like Paris, Barcelona, or London, this matters. Neighbourhood-level filtering. FeedImmo supports arrondissements (Paris, Lyon, Marseille), barris and barrios (Barcelona, Madrid), boroughs (London), and neighbourhoods in other cities. Set your preferred areas and listings outside them drop in the ranking automatically. Available for France, Spain, and the UK. The portals covered include the major players in each market. Alerts in French, Spanish, or English all parse correctly. FeedImmo is free to use. No subscription, no credit card, no premium tier to unlock the features that matter. The value is in the time it saves — which starts on day one. Built by someone who spent months hunting for a flat across two countries and learned the hard way that the real problem is not finding listings. It is managing the flood of them.