DF Platform Android App

Mobile devices account for more than half of all web traffic worldwide. Apps are becoming an increasingly crucial part of the business environment in a wide range of businesses, including fundraising.

We are continually working to make the DF platform more user-friendly, and we want you to be able to log in at any time, from any location, and complete your normal operations without thinking, whether you are using a desktop computer or a smartphone. As a result, we began open beta testing of an Android-based mobile application in September.

We have polished the application and are delighted to report that its updated version will be released on December 15th, thanks to the constructive feedback from test participants.

The application has the complete functionality of the DF Platform and will allow you to utilize the platform quickly and conveniently anywhere in the world where there is Internet access. 

Here are just a few of the benefits of the app:

• Stay up to date with all the events on the DF Platform in a native app format: Although we have a mobile-friendly version of DF Platform, the experience isn’t quite as good as what you can get on a native app. Now you can store all information, view project cards, join project funding easily inside a custom-built mobile app, without the challenges of mobile browsers.
• Your actions are synchronized everywhere: Whether you’re using Platform on the website, your tablet or your mobile, your actions synchronize seamlessly across all of those platforms, so using the product is convenient on all devices.
• Unobtrusive push notifications: with the help of notifications, you can always be aware of all the events and be the first to see the latest news on the platform.

On December 15, all users will be able to download the Android app via Google Play. Simply download and use.

The iOS app is also in the final stages of development and will be accessible to our users in the first quarter of 2023. We will, without a doubt, supply all required details later.

Of course, there’s still a ton of work to be done and we love getting your input. If you’ve got ideas, please reach out to us. We’ll make sure your thoughts end up in the right hands.