Spoony: a safe social space

Spoony: a safe social space

Make friends. Find support

68 ratings
99 reviews
Free
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  • Released
  • Updated
  • September 16, 2024
  • April 3, 2026
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A safe community platform for disabled, neurodivergent, and chronically ill individuals. Connect with others who understand, share experiences, and find support without judgment. Features include sharing your energy levels and tracking symptoms.

Connect with understanding peers
Share experiences publicly or privately
Set and share Spoon Status™
Track symptoms and moods
Get matched with fellow users
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What's New in Spoony

2.2.0

April 3, 2026

( * ^ *) ノシ  Bugs, security and performance. - Faster post editor - ReCaptcha so less spammy signups - Image uploading is faster with automatic resizing As always, feedback and emotional support goes to @sirmewsalot.

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User reviews

Wouldn’t let me sign up

I tried making an account and it continuously gave me the “reCAPTCHA verification failed” error and wouldn’t allow me to even sign up, it’s really disappointing. I was excited to try this app out and maybe find people to connect and be friends with that are similar to me, but I wasn’t even given the chance to.
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Best app

best app ever for chronically ill disabled folks and neurodivergent people. If this shuts down you are shutting down community for thousands of people who can’t make community in person due to reasons they can’t control. I love this app so much. Please for the love of god don’t shut this down

It’s much better now

After the latest updates to the app the amount of scammers and fake profiles has been reduced significantly. I really appreciate the communication from the devs about the fixes they’ve been working on too. The app feels safe again and I’m confident that any lingering issues will be fixed with time

Too many issues

This is supposed to be a supportive area for people that are chronically, ill, disabled, and or neurodivergent. There are so many bots on the site, that it makes it a chore to deal with them. Next is not a dating site. People need to get that through there heads. It had potential, but failed miserably.
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Full of scammers

Anything good about this app is completely undermined by the almost obscene number of scammers and bots. The developers need to do a better job of weeding these people out.

User experience

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Reported Bugs

5 issues

App crashes on iOS 18 update

Bug

Cover photo upload not working

Bug

Reactions disappearing after initial click

Bug

Inconsistent behavior across device types

Bug

Zooming issues on profile editing

Bug

Requested Features

5 requests

Expand character limit for posts

Feature

Add search and friend discovery tools

Feature

Improve accessibility and UI responsiveness

Feature

Introduce more interest/demographic categories

Feature

Provide spell check and post editing options

Feature

FAQ

What is Spoony?

Spoony is a social community platform designed specifically for individuals who are disabled, neurodivergent, or chronically ill. It provides a safe space to connect with others who share similar experiences, find support, and share thoughts without stigma or judgment.

What are the key features of Spoony?

Key features include connecting with peers worldwide, sharing experiences publicly or privately, setting your 'Spoon Status™' to indicate your energy levels, and tracking your symptoms over time with a personal journal. The app also offers matching with fellow users.

Is Spoony free to use?

Yes, the app is free to use. However, it does display advertisements. There are no in-app purchases or subscription fees required to access its features and community.

Who is Spoony designed for?

Spoony is designed for individuals who identify as disabled, neurodivergent, or chronically ill. It aims to create a welcoming environment for everyone, including those with ADHD, autism, or other conditions, allowing them to express themselves authentically.

Can I track my health on Spoony?

Yes, Spoony includes a journaling feature that allows you to track your symptoms, moods, thoughts, and potential influencing factors over time. This can help you gain better insights into your health and well-being.