sahibinden.com alerts on your Android phone

Flats and cars in Turkey are let and sold to whoever reaches the owner the same day, and the only device that is reliably with you that day is the one in your pocket.

  1. Build the search in Turkey's biggest classifieds

    Choose emlak, vasıta or ikinci el, then narrow by il, ilçe and if the list allows it by mahalle, because a city here behaves like several cities at once. For a rental, set oda sayısı, the metrekare range, bina yaşı and a realistic price band; under kimden decide whether you want owners, estate agents or both. Sort newest first and copy the address of the result page.

  2. Telegram Email App push

    Point the Android app at that page

    Install the app, paste the link and keep the app itself as this search's channel. Name the search after what you are hunting, since the name is what you will read on the lock screen at a glance. The free plan carries one search with a check every thirty minutes, Starter five searches checked every ten, Pro twenty on the fastest checks.

  3. Answer from wherever you are standing

    A new ilan produces a push on the locked screen. Tap it and the listing opens with its photos, its description, its ilan numarası and the route to the person who posted it. Everything we find is also written into the in-app feed, so the hours when the phone sat in a bag are not hours of missed listings.

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Traffic is the reason the alert goes to your pocket

Between a job on one side of the Bosphorus and a viewing on the other, nobody refreshes a result page at the right moment. The right moment for a decent rental in a central ilçe is the first hour it is online, and that hour usually happens while you are somewhere in transit.

A notification turns that hour into something you can use. You are not reading a digest of what you already lost; you are reading a listing that the owner has not yet had ten calls about.

Opening the ilan straight from the notification

What the push gives you is one step, not a trail. No inbox, no browser history, no searching for the thing you half remember seeing: the listing is open in front of you with its floor, its aidat and the photos that tell you whether the description is honest.

That matters because the first message you send is judged on how specific it is. Asking about the heating and offering to come at six reads very differently from a one-line greeting typed in a hurry.

Quiet searches and the list that remembers them

Not every hunt deserves to vibrate. A holiday flat in Antalya you would buy only at the right price, a used motorbike, a plot you check out of curiosity: set those searches to silent and they stop making noise.

They keep collecting all the same, and the in-app feed holds them in order. One scroll in the evening covers a whole day of patient hunting without a single interruption during work.

Renting in a mahalle you do not live in yet

People moving to Turkey, or between Turkish cities, often start with three candidate districts and no feel for any of them. Running one search per district for a fortnight is the cheapest way to learn what your money actually buys in each.

Because every find lands in the same feed with its own name attached, the comparison builds itself. After two weeks you know which ilçe is realistic, and you have the listings to prove it rather than an impression.

Which phones get a push, and what else is on offer

Push alerts run on Android today. If you are on another phone, or you would rather be told at a desk, the same search can be routed to a Telegram chat or to an email address, and every channel is included in every plan, free accounts included.

Mixing them is normal: the urgent rental search buzzing on the phone, the long-shot searches filed quietly into mail for the weekend.

❓Frequently asked questions

Does this replace the sahibinden.com app?

No. Keep using theirs for messaging owners, saving favourites and managing your own listings; ours only watches the public result page you built and reports what is new on it.

Do I need a Turkish account or a Turkish number?

Not for the alerts. The page being watched is public, so an account only becomes relevant when you contact the person who posted the ilan.

What does the first check send me?

Nothing. It records what is already on the page, and alerts start with the listings that appear afterwards.

Is there a limit on how many alerts I get?

No. The plan governs how many searches run and how often they are checked, never the number of listings those searches turn up.

Can I watch property and a car at the same time?

Yes, as two separate searches, as long as your plan has room for both. They arrive in one feed, each labelled with the name you gave it.

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