New York Times · Emmett Lindner ·

Carrier Pidge hit 75K users and Roost 650K downloads, as slow messaging apps delivering texts at pigeon speeds attract users tired of constant notifications

Apps that let users send digital messages at ultraslow speeds have taken off, with users reveling in a slower pace of life.

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Carrier Pidge hit 75K users and Roost 650K downloads, as slow messaging apps delivering texts at pigeon speeds attract users tired of constant notifications

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