Ellen Covey • The Beakery
Designing an app-based service from scratch to help bird owners customise their ideal feed. In 2020, I hatched 6 Chinese painted quail chicks in my London flat. It was something I’d planned meticulously—perfecting the incubation, setting up ideal habitats, and even filling their water dishes with marbles so they couldn't fall in. However, there was one element I couldn't nail… the feed.
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