Renting in Bangkok? Agents won't mention noisy construction or landlords who keep your deposit. I kept seeing deposit scam posts on r/Bangkok, so I built this. Structured ratings - not free-form reviews. Rate buildings on noise, management, internet, and deposit returns. Each gets a livability score. No ads. No agent affiliations. Just tenant data. If you've rented in Thailand, your 2-minute rating could save someone from a bad landlord.

Anima Playground — AI with an Eye for Design

AI with an Eye for Design

Hey everyone! 👋 I've been living in Bangkok on and off, and one thing kept bugging me - r/Bangkok is full of the same story every week: tenant loses deposit, landlord ghosts them, zero recourse. Thailand has no Yelp for rentals. Agents won't tell you about the construction next door or the management that ignores complaints. By the time you find out, you're locked into 12 months. So I built CondoReviewsThailand. What makes it different: Instead of free-form reviews, it uses structured ratings - noise, pest control, management, internet, contract fairness, and deposit returns. Each building gets a computed livability score based on these inputs. No walls of text to wade through. Just clear data points to compare buildings. Where I need help: It's early days - the site needs more ratings to be useful. If you've ever rented in Thailand (Bangkok, Chiang Mai, Phuket), I'd really appreciate a quick 2-minute submission. Would love your feedback on the rating categories too. Am I missing anything important that tenants should know before signing? Thanks for checking it out! 🙏