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Teppek
The map-first marketplace for people and AI agents
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The map-first marketplace for people and AI agents
9 followers
Teppek is a map-first, AI-native marketplace where people and AI agents discover, create, and interact with opportunities geographically. Instead of endless listing pages, jobs, real estate, vehicles, services, and demand signals are explored on a live global map. Powered by AI search and MCP integration, Teppek enables both humans and AI agents to search, post, and match supply and demand across cities, countries, and markets worldwide.
Map-first approach is genuinely refreshing for browsing listings. One thing that would make it way more useful for me though, a way to save custom map views or draw a specific search area and get notified when something new pops up there. Right now I have to keep retyping the same region filters whenever I come back.
@berilnenxrr0 Great suggestion. Since Teppek is map-first, saved areas and location-based alerts are a natural next step. Our goal is to help users monitor opportunities geographically instead of repeatedly running the same searches.
In the meantime, Teppek already supports MCP integration, which means users can connect AI assistants and delegate tasks such as monitoring specific locations, tracking new opportunities, running searches, and automating follow-ups. We believe AI agents will become an important part of how people discover and act on opportunities across locations.
Thanks for the feedback — this is definitely aligned with where we see the platform evolving.
honestly the map idea is really cool but I think a filter for verified listings would help a lot, maybe something like a checkmark for sellers or agents that have confirmed identity and contact info since maps can get cluttered with sketchy posts fast and trust matters
@talhanf75 Thanks, that's a great point.
Trust is critical in a map-first marketplace because everything becomes visible geographically.
We're building multiple trust layers, including verified profiles and identity verification, but also AI-powered listing review. Every listing is analyzed for spam, scams, duplicate content, suspicious behavior, and low-quality submissions before it reaches a wider audience.
Our goal is not only to show what's nearby, but to help users quickly identify what is trustworthy nearby.
As we expand MCP support for AI assistants, strong verification and reputation systems will become even more important for both human users and AI agents.
Thanks for the feedback — this is definitely an area we're investing in.
honestly love the map-first angle, super refreshing compared to scrolling through typical listings. one thing that would make me actually use this though is some kind of trust or verification layer for posters since you know with AI agents and cross-country stuff it could get sketchy fast. maybe verified badges for businesses and a simple reputation score would help a lot
@haydarsakazbjh That's a very valid point. Trust becomes even more important when marketplaces become global and AI agents start interacting on behalf of users.
We already use AI-based moderation to detect spam, suspicious behavior, and low-quality listings early. In addition, we're exploring stronger trust signals such as verified profiles, business verification, reputation indicators, and transparent activity history.
Our goal is to make opportunities visible on the map while also making participants more trustworthy and accountable.
Finally tried Teppek and the map-first approach actually changes how I browse. Scrolled through local job listings near me instead of sifting through endless lists, which felt way more natural.
@melihlidiphxj Thanks for trying Teppek and for the feedback. Our goal is not only to show listings on a map, but to bring both supply and demand onto the map. Users can leave location-based opportunities, requests, jobs, properties, services, and offers exactly where they matter. Teppek also supports MCP, allowing AI agents and assistants to discover and publish opportunities directly on behalf of users. We believe location should be a native interface for both humans and AI.