Tim Burks
In other words, apps that no one on Sand Hill Road would ever fund. @momswithapps
The @momswithapps website lists apps that work offline and that are free of IAP, social network links, and ads. https://momswithapps.com/discover
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@timburks@momswithapps It's interesting that they are in fact funded by big players, including Apple: http://actonline.org/sponsors/ /cc@mjtsai
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@timburks@drbarnard Yet, we also welcome cases when IAP done right in kids apps. Here’s one example:http://www.geekswithjuniors.com/blog/2014/1/20/kids-learn-to-build-words-in-super-why-phonics-fair.html … -
@timburks@drbarnard That’s what we look for in kids apps. No IAP, no ads, and offline mode. 99% of what we reviewed are in this category.
Daniel Jalkut
Eric Pramono
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