I like the idea, although honestly not that useful for me given that the exits I care about I already know. You've got a decent start on an offline subway map though -- I'd pay for a good one of those.
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#32But it makes it all the more annoying to go to some station I don't know, so I think it's just awesome!
But as it is right now, I won't buy it. Simply because I'm talking about the Parisian metro… So tell me, do you plan on supporting more subway systems in the future? How do you plan to gather the data? Tell me if I can be of any help.
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#37It's nice how you released it for a lot of different platforms. Would you mind sharing the % of sales / platform once you have some sales?
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#38ohh - and you get double brownie points for the name 'exitstrategy' - gels so well with what your app does..i bet nyt will come calling for a writeup soon - so stay prepped :)
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#40Nice. This is application equivalent of a comedian "saying what everyone is thinking". When I lived in Tokyo, I always tried to do these kinds of mental calculations on the train on unfamiliar lines (already 100% optimized by daily commute).
But I'm sure you will have your hands full just keeping up with the NYC version, for now.