It's not uninteresting that's for sure, would people be ready to pay for that I don't know.
Thinking out loud: what could be nice would be to use what you have done to collect a related libraries database and then maybe build a recommender system. According to its personal project one could on your website and see what tools are commonly used with what he already use. An hypothesis: if you drive enough traffic to paid libraries or services (for example I have seen that Udacity used Mixpanel which is paid), maybe those people would be willing to pay you for helping the discovery of their product.
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It's not uninteresting that's for sure, would people be ready to pay for that I don't know.
Thinking out loud: what could be nice would be to use what you have done to collect a related libraries database and then maybe build a recommender system. According to its personal project one could on your website and see what tools are commonly used with what he already use. An hypothesis: if you drive enough traffic to paid libraries or services (for example I have seen that Udacity used Mixpanel which is paid), maybe those people would be willing to pay you for helping the discovery of their product.
I haven't really thought about monetizing it but eventually, I do want to collect data/statistics.
There is already an Android application available like what I just released which collects data/stats. http://www.appbrain.com/stats/libraries/overview