Show HN: DingoFind – A sub-10ms Australian address autocomplete API in Rust
DingoFind is a fast, Rust-powered API offering sub-10ms autocomplete for 15.8 million Australian addresses using the official GNAF dataset. It supports typo tolerance, address parsing, geocoding, and validation, with data hosted entirely in Australia. The service is designed for integration into apps for e-commerce, field services, and SaaS platforms, offering a free trial and tiered pricing. It provides low-latency performance through in-memory caching and efficient full-text search without external dependencies.
- ▪DingoFind is a sub-10ms Australian address autocomplete API built in Rust, using the official GNAF dataset of 15.8 million addresses.
- ▪It offers typo tolerance via fuzzy matching, abbreviation expansion, and phonetic normalization, supporting queries like 'colins st melbn'.
- ▪The API includes autocomplete, validation, parsing, and geocoding features, with all data hosted on Oracle Cloud in Melbourne.
- ▪85% of requests are served from an in-process cache in under 1ms, and responses include latitude and longitude by default.
- ▪Pricing starts with a 100,000-request free trial, followed by paid tiers beginning at $29/month for commercial use.
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Australian Address Searchfor Developers Add typo-tolerant address autocomplete to any Australian app in minutes. Rust-powered. Sub-10ms. 15.8M addresses from the official GNAF dataset. Live demo - real data, real API. No signup needed. 15.8M Australian addresses <10ms p99 response time 100K Free trial requests 100% Hosted in Australia Built for production Everything you need to ship reliable Australian address input in your app. Sub-10ms responses Tantivy full-text search with mmap'd index and in-process Moka cache. No Redis. No round-trips. 85% of requests served from cache in under 1ms. The remaining 15% hit the index in 5–15ms. Typo tolerant "colins st melbn" returns Collins Street Melbourne.
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