The text describes a proprietary software for creating mobile apps and web apps tailored for non-technical users. The software enables users to develop iOS, Android, and HTML5 apps through a drag-and-drop interface. Key features include push notifications, app locking, a comprehensive content management system (CMS), mini apps for sectional content management, event calendars, participation and loyalty points systems, and various user interaction tools like a staff directory and fillable forms. The software is built on technologies like PHP, MySQL, and Apache, utilizing the Apache Cordova framework for app generation using HTML, JavaScript, and native plugins.
The owner has invested over $100,000 in the past four years to develop this software with an offshore team ready to assist a potential new owner. Revenue has been generated via one-time setup fees and monthly service subscriptions, primarily serving schools and nonprofits. Future growth opportunities include digital marketing, reseller expansion, partnerships with designers and web developers, and affiliate sales. The potential buyer is expected to be a marketing or web development agency.
Included in the sale are source codes, domain name hosting, comprehensive documentation, marketing materials, and access to the development team. The seller offers a 30-day transition period with training. The owner seeks a buyer to further develop the software due to the diverse responsibilities of maintaining and expanding the business as a solopreneur. The transition includes a non-disclosure agreement for serious buyers interested in more detailed information.
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