Public Computer Finder
A compact fallback surface for TID tools that need a larger screen, pointing users toward public computer access without pretending live location data exists yet.
Public Computer Finder is the planned fallback for TID tools that are desktop, wide, or widescreen first. The first public-safe surface explains what the user should look for when a tool is not mobile-ready: library, civic service desk, school, internet cafe, or another public computer point.
The prototype does not request geolocation, fetch live library data, rank nearby facilities, or claim opening hours. A real dataset and nearest-place calculation are a later gate.
Find a larger public surface
If a TID tool is marked desktop or wide first, use a public computer point rather than a broken mobile layout.
- Try a public library computer room.
- Try a civic service desk or municipal office.
- Try a school, campus, community house, or internet cafe if appropriate.
No geolocation request. No live dataset. No opening-hours claim. No ranking. The next gate is a public dataset and a privacy-safe nearest-place calculation.
Tool Builder-built fallback prototype. Guidance only. No geolocation, no live public-computer dataset, no opening-hours claim, and no facility recommendation yet.
