Karma Code: Affordable app development for Grass Roots, Dream Projects and Do Gooders!

ST. GEORGE, Utah - Aug. 15, 2013 - PRLog -- Designing and offering free or freemium apps are great ways for non-profits, grass roots groups, and other special interest groups and do-gooders to gain recognition and support for their cause. However, in most instances, the expertise to build this app isn’t there, and neither is the budget. Now, non-profits and other ‘good cause’ organizations have the option of having special apps designed by professionals while staying well within budget through a service known as KarmaCode by MyAppBuilder.com. (http://myappbuilder.com/karma-code.html)

 

Roger Lichfield, CEO of MyAppBuilder.com states "KarmaCode is a Great way to Pay It Forward! We hope we are a part of a great cause and social movement that can revolutionize peoples’ lives!"

 

KarmaCode offers app development for special interest groups that is delivered by either tech students or tech gurus depending on the needs of the client. The request is reviewed by the developers and an estimated timeline and price is determined based on the bids the client receives. In many cases, the developers work on these as side projects to make extra money while also either attending school or working full-time for another company. Since these are side projects that the developers are interested in completing, the cost is much lower than it would be if hiring a firm or company to develop the app. The project details are facilitated by MyAppBuilder.com and agreed upon between the special interest group and the developer or the team. Once the details are established, the team is well on its way to developing the special app within budget. Furthermore, the developer or team chosen will have a special interest in working on the project because they will be supporters of the cause.

 

So, what kind of apps do KarmaCode students and guru’s develop? Well, the sky is the limit. If the app will help the cause, it can be developed by one of the specialists at KarmaCode. The most common types of projects KarmaCode works on are for schools, educational groups, religious groups, non-profits, authors, writers, bloggers, newspapers, and digital media groups. If the group does not fall within one of these categories, no worries, chances are there is a KarmaCode developer who will be interested in the project.

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KarmaCode offers non-profits, grass roots groups, and do-gooders the opportunity to work with professional tech students or tech gurus to develop apps that will increase followers and donations. The simple process allows potential clients to enter project information and receive bids by interested developers. The cost and timeline for the project will be disclosed and agreed upon, and then the app development will be underway saving the non-profit group lots of money in the process.

 

 

For non-profits, grass roots groups, do-gooders, and special interest groups interested in learning more about this quick and affordable app development service, visit the website today at http://myappbuilder.com/karma-code.html for your free consultation.