Hello HN! A couple of months ago I got frustrated with always having to copy and paste the titles of books posted on Twitter to find them on my local Amazon, s

Hello HN! A couple of months ago I got frustrated with always having to copy and paste the titles of books posted on Twitter to find them on my local Amazon, since authors usually only post the US Amazon link. I also want to add books to my Goodreads to-read bookshelf, so I have to search for it there too. So I built something that could solve this problem! https://boook.link https://boook.link is a web-based tool for creating one single link / landing page for a book, so your readers can choose from which store to buy your book. It also automatically converts the Amazon link to the reader’s local Amazon store. Take a look at a couple examples: https://boook.link/Severance https://boook.link/Severance https://boook.link/Fleishman https://boook.link/Fleishman https://boook.link/TheIdiot https://boook.link/TheIdiot https://boook.link/Sourdough https://boook.link/Sourdough Here’s how it works: 1. Copy and paste your books ISBN 2. We automatically fetch all the information for your book 3. We generate links to all major book retailers 4. Customize any links you want, add your personal website and Twitter account 5. Get a cool shortlink like https://boook.link/Sourdough https://boook.link/Sourdough 6. Make your readers happy and increase your sales Right now we automatically support the following stores: Amazon IndieBound Bookshop.org Apple Books Google Play Books Barnes & Noble Abe Books Book Depository Alibris Indigo Better World Books WorldCat (for local libraries) GoodReads For Amazon we can also add your affiliate tag automatically for each country. There’s also a built-in automatic Amazon link converter (similar to what geniuslink does) if you run a website with a large amount of Amazon links and want to convert them for your visitors automatically.