Take a social media break by diving into this Delaware-made app

“Sometimes we use social media to vent, and sometimes we post things that just don’t need to be out there publicly,” Sharp said.” Sharp, who founded  Momiji Studios (you may have played one of his demos at the DIW18 Kickoff Party ), looked for an app that allowed him to keep a record of his day-to-day without the social media aspect.A personal journal in app form – one that uses a format that, like social media, is easy to use, organize and add to.Much like social media, the idea is to keep posts short and sweet.

Additions are formatted like social media comments, and you can add as many as you want as frequently as you want.) While Sojourn may come across like an anti-social media app, Sharp says it’s not intended to replace social media altogether.