Hey all. In my recent announcement episode about the mobile app, I promise to keep you guys posted with a few other exciting developments that were happening. And as a reminder, if you want to hear updates about everything that's coming, including the mobile app, follow me on social media and join my email list. I'll be announcing everything on those channels. So Instagram and TikTok, my handle is

at 12 hour sound machines. And then you can sign up for my email list at 12 hour soundmachines.com

slash email. Also, side note, if you sign up for my email list through my website, I'll shoot over

a promo code for one month of complimentary access to my ad-free feed if you'd like to try that out. Okay, so on to the announcement. Guys, I built a Roku app. I've heard from so many of you

that you access my sound machines on Roku, which is the world's most popular connected TV platform.

To be honest, I had no idea until many of you just started reaching out and telling me that that was your

primary method of listening. And as I asked around, it became apparent what the reason was

of why people were listening on TVs. And often, it's the most easily accessible quality

speaker where people are living, working, and sleeping. So many people have TVs in just about

every room of the house these days, so it makes

sense that all of you would want the sound machines available natively on the platforms that you

use to get the content onto your TV. Because Roku is a visual platform, compared to a podcast feed,

which is just a text-based list, there were some really cool things that I was able to build

into the app that are just not possible with the podcast. One of the huge shortfalls with a podcast

feed is the complete just lack of ability to filter or sort in any meaningful way. So if you like

my sound machines that have rain in them, yeah, good luck scrolling through my 150 episodes to find all the episodes related to rain.

But on the Roku app, you can now either search for a specific episode just based on keyword,

or you can filter the entire list of episodes by use and by type.

So if you're looking for nature sounds for sleep, you can punch that in and see all my

nature sounds that are best for sleeping. Or if you want rain sounds for babies, again, you can find those

by filtering down to only those specific sound machines. It's a great way to parse through the

huge list and find exactly what will be most helpful for what you

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