Sometimes, the smallest mistakes have consequences we don't think about until it's too late.
An address can look perfectly correct on a screen and still lead someone to the wrong place.
That thought stayed with me while building Yaki.
I wanted to make something simple. Something that gives people one last chance to check an address before a parcel is sent somewhere it was never meant to go.
So I built Yaki - The Last Check Before Dispatch.
It uses @geoapify to find possible locations, but it doesn't pretend to know which one you meant. You get to look through the results, choose the right place, and confirm it yourself.
I've tested it with real location data across five countries. It also supports CSV uploads and lets you separate confirmed addresses from those that still need attention.
Yaki is open source, and I'm glad I built it as part of the Geoapify Open Geospatial Program, Batch #2.
Sometimes, all it takes to avoid a wrong turn is one last check.
You can try it here:
https://t.co/y2JbW6olIq
https://t.co/sj19kK3Pop
@nguyenvann6_24@zerufinance Zaps addresses this through trading-quality checks and wallet filtering, although the effectiveness of those mechanisms remains important to evaluate.