u/andreagrandi

Hello folks 👋

Book Corners 1.1.11 is now available on TestFlight:

Book Corners is an app for discovering and sharing little free libraries and other community book exchange spots. The idea is simple: help people find places where they can take a book, leave a book, and explore local reading communities nearby or while traveling.

With the app, you can browse book corners on a map, check details for each location, and contribute by sharing new spots with others.

I’m looking for people willing to try the latest build and share feedback on the overall experience, especially around usability, reliability, and anything that feels confusing or broken.

Any feedback is genuinely appreciated, whether it’s a bug report, a quick first impression, or just a note on how the app feels to use.

Thanks a lot to anyone who gives it a try 🫶

Note: this post doesn't want to dismiss or diminish those who are reporting an increased consumption, but it wants to provide some concrete data including visible code changes, the prompt and consumption data, so we can compare.

As I specified in the subject, I've a Max $100 subscription, an existing code base and I gave this prompt:

I would like to extend the existing API and backend for the logged in users so that a user can:                                         
- mark / unmark a library as favourite (users can mark as many libraries as they want)                                                                                             
- a method to return a list of favourites libraries for the user

the produced code is here: https://github.com/andreagrandi/book-corners/pull/49

Data from the session:

context used: 11%
5h session used: 13%
week usage: from 5% -> 6% (so 1% of the total)

p.s: if you want to contribute to this specific discussion, please provide concrete data like I just did, don't reply with "I did SOME CHANGES...." or "...and I ALMOST FINISHED the allowed session..."

Thanks

Book Corners 1.1.11 is now on TestFlight

Claude Max $100 - new feature for an API, 13% of the 5h session used