I've been building a lead automation system for real estate agencies that automatically collects new property listings, extracts property details, downloads images, captures agent contact information, and exports everything into Google Sheets (or your CRM), eliminating hours of manual copy-paste work every day.

The workflow currently extracts property title, price, location, beds, baths, area, description, amenities, listing URL, images, agent details, phone numbers (even when they require an extra click), and email addresses when available. It continuously organizes everything into a structured spreadsheet, ready for sales or marketing teams.

I'm looking for 2–3 real estate agencies willing to test the system at an early adopter price in exchange for feedback. If your team spends hours manually collecting property listings or lead information, I'd love to show you a demo and see if I can automate that process for you.

Feel free to comment or send me a DM if you're interested.

Hi everyone! I'm a freelance developer looking for remote projects. I can build Telegram bots, AI chatbots, n8n workflows, REST APIs, backend systems, and automation solutions. Whether you need to automate repetitive tasks, integrate APIs, or develop a custom bot, I'd be happy to help. I focus on clean, maintainable code, clear communication, and timely delivery. If you're looking for a developer or know someone who is, feel free to DM me. You can also view my LinkedIn profile, Looking forward to collaborating

Hi everyone,

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I've been working on a fan-made concept soundtrack inspired by the atmosphere of GTA VI, Vice City, and the state of Leonida.

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The project contains 12 original instrumental tracks, each representing a different location, mood, or scenario from the GTA universe:

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• Biscayne Blue • Rooftop Diamonds • Green Throttle • Ride or Die • Cold Cerveza • Port Authority • Jack of Hearts • Swamp Tooth • Pink Flamingo • Chainlink • Five Star • Leonida Sunrise

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The music was generated using Gemini Lyria and then curated into a cohesive concept album. My goal wasn't to imitate Rockstar's soundtrack directly, but to capture the feeling of cruising through Leonida, exploring Vice City, and experiencing the different environments of GTA VI.

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I'd love to hear your honest thoughts on:

•The music itself

•Track names

•Album artwork and thumbnails

•Which tracks work best and which don't

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Thanks for checking it out!

Hey everyone,

I wanted to share the solution to a brutal bug that drove me crazy today. If your Spotify native Android app suddenly freezes completely at 0:00 when you press play—and absolutely nothing happens, even with offline downloaded tracks—this is how you fix it.

The normal steps like clearing cache, reinstalling the app, or restarting your phone will not work for this because the bug isn't on your device; it's a ghost connection frozen on Spotify's servers.

The Trigger:

On Samsung Galaxy devices (like my S23+), interacting with the Media Output panel in the notification shade can cause a glitch. If the system fails a network handshake while scanning for local casting devices (like a PS5 or Smart TV), it traps Spotify's playback engine in an infinite "waiting" loop in the cloud.

The Real Fix (The "Spotify Connect Hijack"):

Since a local reinstall pulls the exact same frozen state from the server, you have to force the cloud session to reset using a different playback engine.

1. Open Spotify in a web browser (either on your PC or your phone's mobile browser) and log into your account.
2. Start playing a song through the web browser. (Verify it's actually playing and the timer is moving).
3. While the web browser is actively playing music, open your native Spotify Android app.
4. You should see the green bar at the bottom indicating that music is playing on another device.
5. Tap the Devices/Spotify Connect icon (the little speaker/monitor) inside the native app.
6. Explicitly select "This Phone".

This completely overrides the glitched cloud state, terminates the ghost session, and forces Spotify's servers to create a clean handshake with your phone's hardware. Your native app should instantly start working again!

Hopefully, this saves someone from a needless factory reset!

Hey everyone,

I wanted to share the solution to a brutal bug that drove me crazy today. If your Spotify native Android app suddenly freezes completely at 0:00 when you press play—and absolutely nothing happens, even with offline downloaded tracks—this is how you fix it.

The normal steps like clearing cache, reinstalling the app, or restarting your phone will not work for this because the bug isn't on your device; it's a ghost connection frozen on Spotify's servers.

The Trigger:

On Samsung Galaxy devices (like my S23+), interacting with the Media Output panel in the notification shade can cause a glitch. If the system fails a network handshake while scanning for local casting devices (like a PS5 or Smart TV), it traps Spotify's playback engine in an infinite "waiting" loop in the cloud.

The Real Fix (The "Spotify Connect Hijack"):

Since a local reinstall pulls the exact same frozen state from the server, you have to force the cloud session to reset using a different playback engine.

1. Open Spotify in a web browser (either on your PC or your phone's mobile browser) and log into your account.
2. Start playing a song through the web browser. (Verify it's actually playing and the timer is moving).
3. While the web browser is actively playing music, open your native Spotify Android app.
4. You should see the green bar at the bottom indicating that music is playing on another device.
5. Tap the Devices/Spotify Connect icon (the little speaker/monitor) inside the native app.
6. Explicitly select "This Phone".

This completely overrides the glitched cloud state, terminates the ghost session, and forces Spotify's servers to create a clean handshake with your phone's hardware. Your native app should instantly start working again!

Hopefully, this saves someone from a needless factory reset!