Criblist turns SF apartment hunting into a swipeable deck. Set your budget, neighborhoods, and must-haves, then browse live rentals from Craigslist and local property managers. Context.dev powers the extraction and source data. Keep the good ones.

Hey Product Hunt 👋 Apartment hunting in San Francisco has a painfully specific loop: Open Craigslist Open five property manager websites See the same listing twice Lose the good one Start another spreadsheet Repeat So we built Criblist. Tell it your budget, bedroom count, preferred neighborhoods, and the things you refuse to compromise on. Criblist searches live inventory across Craigslist, Brick + Timber, RentSFNow, Mosser, and J. Wavro, then gives you one clean, personalized deck. Pass. Keep. Open the original listing. Move on. We built Criblist on top of Context.dev: The HTML API fetches live listing pages The Extract API turns messy rental websites into structured inventory The Brand API keeps every source recognizable We also made a deliberate choice not to pad the results. If nothing genuinely matches what you asked for, Criblist tells you instead of showing you a bunch of irrelevant apartments. It’s completely free, requires no login, and is fully open source. If you’re looking for an apartment in SF right now, reply with: Budget / bedrooms / two neighborhoods / one dealbreaker We’ll run your search and share the best match Criblist finds 👀

A commute-time filter would be huge. Plug in where you work and it shows you listings under your max door-to-door time on Muni or BART, not just the rent number. Right now I still have to mentally cross-check every place against how long it'll actually take me to get to the office.

SF Apartment Finder

Tinder for live SF rentals from across the web

Tinder for live SF rentals from across the web