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Hey everyone, Short version: in Madrid there are small lending points inside metro stations (Bibliometro). 6 of the 12 closed; the 6 left are a pain to check without going down. So I built "Linea 0 Bibliometro": it queries the public catalogue and tells you which of the 6 modules has a copy, and when it's due back if it's on loan. Deliberately small. No accounts, no ads, no tracking beyond an anonymous counter. Not affiliated with Bibliometro or the Comunidad de Madrid. It's free and non-commercial, no revenue to report. The product side is basically done. What I can't crack is distribution: the obvious communities (Madrid, books) explicitly ban sharing your own stuff, which is fair. So I'm posting here to ask: Does it read clearly in ~10 seconds what this does? Would you use it? For anyone who's launched a niche/local tool: how did you get the first real (non-you) users without spamming? Mine is for people who ride the Madrid metro, not for other developers, so it's an awkward audience for me to reach. If you're anywhere near Madrid: try it with a book you'd actually want, and tell me where you got stuck. Link: https://www.librometro.es Happy to give feedback on your projects in return.   submitted by   /u/Sensitive_Back2527 [link]   [comments]

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  • 发布时间：2026/9/14 22:06:19