In this episode, we chat with Tianda, founder of the uForage and a busy mum on a mission to reshape how we share food. Tianda shares her journey as a parent and entrepreneur, and how witnessing food abundance in her own community sparked the idea for uForage — a platform designed to connect people through local produce, reduce food waste, and improve food security.

We dive into:

The challenges of food insecurity in modern communities
How the app helps users find and share local, wild, and surplus food
Why keeping the platform accessible and free is at the heart of its mission
Plans to expand with foraging education and preservation tips
The vision of building stronger, more sustainable food networks

Whether you're into sustainability, tech for good, or just curious how local food sharing works, this conversation will inspire you.

📝 Key Takeaways:

Tianda is a regular mum balancing family life and entrepreneurship
uForage is an app that connects people to local food sources
Inspired by the abundance many communities already have
Tackles food insecurity and food waste head-on
Categories include wild food, leftovers, and homegrown produce
Pay-what-you-can model ensures accessibility
Focused on community, education, and sustainability

Connect with Tianda https://uforage.com.au/ or https://www.instagram.com/uforageapp/

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