About Kode Nirlaba

Technology skills in support of social good.

Meet Kode Nirlaba, Kaiser Khan’s independent initiative supporting Indonesian social organisations and student projects with websites, applications and practical guidance.

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What is Kode Nirlaba?

Kode Nirlaba is an independent initiative run by Kaiser Khan. It offers website, application and technology support for social organisations and student projects in Indonesia. Accepted development work has no Kode Nirlaba fee. The initiative is not a registered foundation and does not accept public donations.

Who can ask for support?

Foundations, NGOs, informal communities, independent social initiatives and students can get in touch. The focus is activities or learning projects connected to Indonesia.

Examples include animal welfare, disaster relief, clean water, education, health and the environment. Explore the organisation categories in Indonesian.

How is support provided?

We discuss the need, consider suitable options and agree the scope before work starts. Support can include requirements, websites, applications, design feedback, testing or documentation.

An existing tool may be enough. Custom development is considered when there is a clear need and someone to manage the result. See our services.

Who runs the initiative?

Kaiser Khan contributes his time and technology skills as the founder and editor of Kode Nirlaba.

Read Kaiser Khan’s profile for background and sources. Related organisations have their own sites and application channels.

What about costs and ongoing support?

Accepted development work is free. Domain names, hosting and third-party services are discussed separately. Accounts, code, data and the support period are agreed before development.

A clear scope helps both sides understand what will be delivered and who will manage it. Tell us what you need through the form or email.

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