Show Notes
In this solo episode, Sarah introduces the Birdy app, a reimagined version of her previous app, Pink Papaya. Birdy combines photo and video editing with journaling, encouraging users to capture and cherish personal moments privately. Sarah shares her journey of finding joy in everyday life and how journaling has helped her mental health. The app aims to provide a private, ad-free space for users to document their lives, offering both free and subscription options. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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