Find profitable PC flips before everyone else
rig-radar continuously ingests PC listings from eBay, normalizes the components, scores them against your build templates, and surfaces the ones with the highest projected margin — so you only spend time on the deals worth chasing.
- Marketplace sources
- eBay, Facebook, Jawa
- Build templates
- Unlimited & versioned
- Refresh cadence
- Every 15 min via Celery
Profit-scored opportunities
Each listing gets a score from projected in-person resale profit and build completeness — so the best deals float to the top.
Composable build templates
Define the archetypes you flip (entry AM4, esports RTX, etc.) with weighted required/optional components. Edit them in the UI; the matcher picks them up live.
Component normalization
Raw marketplace titles get parsed into canonical CPU/GPU/RAM/PSU components with reference prices, so you can see exactly what's inside a build.
One-click triage
Dismiss, snooze, mark purchased, or fire off a Discord notification straight from the row. Status changes invalidate the dashboard automatically.
Multi-marketplace ingestion
Pluggable adapters for eBay today, with Facebook and Jawa next. Trigger an ad-hoc query from the UI or let the schedule do the work.
Reference price tracking
Every component has a refreshable reference price, so the projected resale value reflects today's market — not last month's.
How it works
A three-stage pipeline that runs on its own. You get notified when something interesting shows up.
- 01
Ingest
Celery beat fires marketplace adapters on a schedule (or you trigger an ad-hoc query). Raw listings land in Postgres untouched.
- 02
Normalize & evaluate
Listings are parsed into canonical components, then scored against every active build template using weighted matching.
- 03
Triage
Profitable matches surface as Opportunities. You dismiss, snooze, or notify Discord — and only spend time on the rest.
Stop scrolling listings. Start triaging deals.
Sign in to see the latest scored opportunities, edit your build templates, and watch the pipeline do the work.