I've spent the last couple of months increasing auction coverage inside and beyond the US, improving data accuracy, and building paid features for serious buyers. Most visitors are just curious about the unusual stuff you can buy from the government, but serious customers care about coverage, sales comps and margins - so I've been spending time trying to make those robust.
I also maintain a 'research & data' section (https://govauctions.app/research) with market information like median sales prices over time, and have made some of the data publicly accessible as an open dataset.
So far: - Around 100k visitors. - More than 200k auctions processed. - 1 friend who bought a boat he found on the site.
Hope you like the updates - I welcome any thoughts and advice.
The_SamminAter•51m ago
On a bit of a more serious note, would it be possible to add fallback js to support older devices?
Thanks again
player_piano•45m ago
Let me look at adding fallback JS.
The_SamminAter•37m ago
For context regarding JS, this is what the site looks like on my phone (iOS 14): https://imgur.com/a/K0OGEma . While Reynard (browser) does make it work mostly, the sort by selection doesn’t - a minor complaint to an otherwise much better experience for accessing gov auctions.
player_piano•36m ago