Build a property listings site with search that actually filters

1. Who this is for

For small and boutique agencies, letting agents and developers marketing one scheme, whose current site is a brochure with a contact form. If you need to syndicate to the big property portals or sync with an agency CRM, those are integrations you would add in code against their APIs — Vibely has no property-portal connector, and we would rather say so.

2. Start with this prompt

Paste it in and edit the details to match your own. Being specific about the screens and the data is what separates a working app from a mockup.

Build a website for a boutique estate agency called Harbour & Vale.

Screens: a home page with a search bar and six featured properties; a listings page with filters for price range, bedrooms, property type and area that update the URL; a property page with a photo gallery, price, bedrooms, bathrooms, a description, a simple mortgage calculator and a "Request a viewing" form; and a saved-homes page for signed-in visitors.

Admin: agents sign in to add or edit a property, upload photos, and mark it For sale, Under offer or Sold. They see all viewing requests with a status of New, Contacted or Booked.

Data: properties, photos, saved homes and viewing requests in Supabase, photos in storage.

Seed it with twelve realistic properties across three areas.

3. What the build actually consists of

• Search people can share

  A listings page with filters for price, bedrooms, type and area that write to the URL, so a search can be bookmarked or sent to a partner. Each property has a gallery, the key facts and a map-style location line.

• Listings as data

  Properties, photos and viewing requests are Postgres tables on Supabase, with photo uploads to storage. Agents sign in to an admin screen to add a property, mark it under offer or take it down.

• Requests that reach someone

  A viewing request form on every property saves the name, contact and preferred times to a table the agents work through, with a status per request. Visitors can save homes to a shortlist once they sign in.

Built on:The Supabase backendOne-click publishingCode you own

4. What you get

5. What to build next

Once the first build lands, these are the prompts people send next.

• Add a "new listings" email-style alert page for saved searches.
• Add a lettings section with monthly rents and availability dates.
• Show viewing requests per property on a weekly calendar for the agents.

6. Or start from a working template