The Spoony scoop
Your go-to space for brainwaves, friendly waves, hyper-fixations and our latest news and updates.
Your go-to space for brainwaves, friendly waves, hyper-fixations and our latest news and updates.
Traveling is a great way to explore new places and cultures, but as an autistic adult, it can sometimes feel overwhelming. From navigating crowded airports to adjusting to new routines, the unpredictability of travel can be challenging (and let's be real, feeling overstimulated on a plane full of strangers is not anyone's idea of a relaxing time). However, with a little planning and a few smart strategies, you can make your trip enjoyable and stress-free. Here are some tips to help you on your next adventure!
Welcome to our community spotlight featuring Bethany from Shropshire! Join us as we chat all about the challenges of friendship, navigating life while being neurodivergent, and what they've been enjoying about the app.
Welcome to our community spotlight featuring Vanessa from Massachusetts! Join us as we chat all about friendship, living life while being chronically ill and neurodivergent, and what she's been enjoying about the app.
Welcome to our community spotlight featuring Krystal from Queensland! Join us as we dive into a heartfelt conversation about Spoony, navigating a life with chronic illness and being neurodivergent, and what she's been getting up to on the app.
We’re giving away exclusive Spoony merch to the top 10 people who invite the most friends each month.
Want to meet the wonderful humans building Spoony? We snagged some time with our co-founder and CEO, Nick, to chat about his journey with chronic illness and what sparked the idea for Spoony.
We are incredibly excited to announce that global VC Antler is backing Spoony.
Join Ceri Sandford, ADHD Compassion Coach, for an empowering and uplifting talk on practical ways to show yourself compassion on even the trickiest brain days.
Curious about why chronically ill, neurodivergent and disabled people mention spoons? Here's your quick guide to Spoon Theory.
Journal is an extension of our signature Spoon Status feature, and reinforces our commitment to building an empathetic space for neurodivergent, chronically ill, and disabled people to track their daily challenges and triumphs, and connect with a community that truly understands their journey.
We're excited to launch our first community spotlight featuring Tien from Otario! Join us as we dive into a heartfelt conversation about Spoony, the power of friendship, and the realities of navigating life with a disability and being neurodivergent.
Our co-founder, Nicholas Carlton, speaks about his own experience with chronic illness and social isolation, and how this inspired him to create Spoony.
Spoony is excited to welcome model and disability activist Sara Shams as our next brand ambassador.
Spoony is thrilled to announce our first brand ambassador— Carly Findlay OAM. Carly joins Spoony as both a brand ambassador and advisor.
We're excited to announce that the waitlist for Spoony has launched! So, what are you waiting for? Sign up today to be the first to know when we launch