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... Hyobum, and I've been building LocalStory for the past 6 months while teaching myself to code. (AI helped a bit too, haha) It all started during my Southeast Asia trip last year. I was doing the usual tourist spots when a local friend I randomly met recommended this tiny caf in an alley. The coffee there was absolutely amazing. That's when it hit me - this is where the real joy of travel lies. But usually, these experiences ... ... available on iOS. Honestly, I'm not writing this just for promotion. I hope LocalStory becomes a space where we can share those "too good to keep to myself" places. Right now, we're starting with local spots