Free development support for Indonesian nonprofits

We build websites and apps for your social project.

Kode Nirlaba helps Indonesian foundations, NGOs and communities build websites, registration forms and simple apps. Help people understand your work, sign up to volunteer, or read your programme reports.

Development is free for accepted projects. Domain, hosting and other service costs are discussed before work starts.

Founder: Kaiser Khan

For Indonesian nonprofits No development fees Practical support

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What brings you here?

Choose the route that matches your goal. No account needed.

Services

What can we help you make?

Start with what your team needs to do. We can help choose a suitable tool or build one when needed.

01

Organisation websites

Explain programmes, publish activity reports and help people find the next step. Connect the website to forms and your team’s follow-up process.

02

Applications for everyday work

Organise volunteers, donor records or service requests, with access assigned to the people who need it.

03

Automation and guidance

Reduce repeated copying from spreadsheets and WhatsApp. Scope the need, test the result and prepare the team to use it.

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Who we help

For organisations working for public benefit.

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Foundations, NGOs, community groups, animal shelters and independent social initiatives in Indonesia can contact us. Examples include disaster relief, water, education, health and environmental protection.

Student projects and awareness websites can also be discussed. A campaign may link to an organisation’s own donation channel; Kode Nirlaba does not hold funds or promise fundraising results.

Describe your activities, the difficulty and who will manage the result. You do not need to know which application you need before getting in touch.

Sharing time and skills

No development fee. Clear agreements.

No feefor our development work

Kaiser Khan volunteers his time and expertise. Accepted organisations pay no Kode Nirlaba development fee. We do not ask for public donations or sell premium plans.

Domains, hosting, third-party services, account ownership and the support period are discussed before work starts. Free development does not mean every external service is free.

We choose work we can support responsibly. If existing tools meet the need, we will explain those options.

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Working together

Three simple steps to get started.

  1. 01

    Tell us what you need

    Use the short form to explain your activities and what you want to make easier. No technical proposal needed.

  2. 02

    Agree on the right help

    We review the project and our capacity. If it fits, we agree on the work, schedule, account ownership and any third-party costs.

  3. 03

    Try it with your team

    Your team tests the result and shares feedback. We prepare guidance and agree on support after launch.

Practical reading

Make an informed first step.

Practical guides for the decisions your team needs to make.

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What is Kode Nirlaba?

Kode Nirlaba helps Indonesian social organisations build websites and apps. Examples include a website explaining a foundation’s activities, a volunteer registration form, or a system for organising donation records. Students can also request project guidance. This independent initiative by Kaiser Khan charges no development fee for agreed projects.

Frequently asked questions

Who can request help?

Indonesian foundations, NGOs, communities, independent social initiatives and students can enquire. Acceptance depends on the project and available capacity.

What does free cover?

The agreed development work has no Kode Nirlaba fee. Third-party costs, account ownership and the support period are discussed separately.

Can an awareness website link to donations?

Yes, using the organisation’s own official channel. Fundraising and reporting remain its responsibility. Kode Nirlaba does not hold donations or promise donation amounts.

How do I send an enquiry?

Use the contact form to send an enquiry. The form also offers an email alternative if you prefer to send from your own email app.

Can students get help?

Yes. Describe the project goal, current progress, your contribution and the difficulty. Support should help your learning and follow your institution’s rules.

Let’s start with a conversation

Tell us one thing you want to make easier.

For example: “We need a website explaining our work” or “Our volunteer applications are scattered across messages.”

Messages in Indonesian are welcome.

What happens next?

We review the need and may ask for more detail before discussing scope. An enquiry does not guarantee project acceptance.

Include any deadline and a contact who can explain the project. Indonesian messages are welcome.

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