The Buddys App differs from other peer-to-peer support apps in that it establishes an instant private connection based on shared life experiences and issues. Users are assigned to communities based on the category in which they are struggling. The magazine discusses the future plans of the Buddys App and why you should get involved.
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Over The Mountain Journal, a local Birmingham publication, tells the story of our founders and the inspiration behind the Buddys App.