Anyone who has rented in the Netherlands knows a decent flat stays listed for a few hours at most. ZhytloTut does the watching for you and sends options that match your filter, all in Ukrainian. For Ukrainians moving there or already living there it's genuinely useful; where it pulls listings from isn't said, though.
Here's how it goes: you build a filter, set your conditions, and the bot starts sending new listings that match. You can keep several filters, say for different cities or budgets, and check or edit them from the menu at any time.
There's no mini app; it all runs through chat messages and buttons. Main menu, new filter, your filters, subscription and help: five commands, hard to get lost.
Money: there's a subscription. What it includes and how much it costs the bot shows in its own section; the profile doesn't say. Given how quickly housing goes in the Netherlands, paying for speed might be worth it, but see what arrives on the free tier first.
Language is the big plus for us. Local services talk Dutch and English, and here you can sort things out in your native tongue. Signing the contract, going to viewings and dealing with the landlord are still on you.
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