Today, we would like to introduce a social activity app: Walby – World a little better by you. The developers aim to generate a positive global impact through this application, stating on their homepage: “Walby demonstrates how much more effective environmental protection, social and cultural engagement can be when we make it visible and share it with others.” This is how a social media application can generate a positive impact. As a user, the application allows you to see what is happening in your local area, or to share your own initiatives and experiences. If you have no plans for the weekend and wish to make a positive contribution to the environment or your community, Walby provides a platform to search for activities in your local neighbourhood. Five reasons to use Walby: ▪︎ Local focus ▪︎ Activities suitable for all age groups ▪︎ Opportunity to network and contribute to social causes ▪︎ Create your own activities (Drops) and share interests with friends and followers ▪︎ A social network with a positive impact. Download Walby today to participate in collective efforts towards environmental and social improvement.

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