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Kila App prototype grew one organization's monthly donations to $40,000.
“For instance, for that organization, it was six times increasing from 2000 to 12,000 users of the app. And the donation increased and just like From 18,000 dollars to 40,000 dollars per month.”
Ukrainian martial law forces Kila App to expand to foreign markets.
“And now we are like trying to, because in due to the martial law in Ukraine, the political activities in Ukraine stopped. So we cannot just sell it fully in Ukrainian market because it's forbidden to the rally are forbidden and so on. So we have to focus on th…”
Kila App prototype raises $200,000 monthly for the Ukrainian army.
“Now this organization that used our prototype, they are raising like Almost 200,000 dollars per month, and they spend this money for supplying Ukrainian army. Anything that needs tactical medicine and so on and so on.”
Tachinska admits only one organization currently uses Kila App's prototype.
“And now it's just one organization.”
Tachinska confirms Kila App is currently pre-revenue.
“Yeah. Pre revenue. Yeah. We have some. I mean, we have some tractions, but it's not like a full market presence.”
Kila App raised a €10,000 grant and $100,000 friends-and-family round.
“It was 10,000 euros. And after that, we raised some like friends and family investment. It was about 100 100,000 dollars.”
Tachinska reveals Kila App sold a 5% equity stake for $50,000.
“Another part of this 100 was for five percent 50, 50,000 dollars was sold for five percent.”
Kila App offers free service to groups crucial to Ukraine's survival.
“We are ready to provide our service for free for some organization. If it's like meets our values and it's very, very crucial for instance, for surviving our country”
Kila App targets US human rights, climate, and student nonprofits.
“I'm looking for us customers. I'm actually we are looking for some probably non-profitable organizations who organize some human rights or climate crisis response, or some students self-government organization”
Tachinska outlines Kila App's tiered SaaS pricing starting at $350 monthly.
“It's, it will be like it will depend on the number of users up to 100 users. It will be free just to touch the ground and just how it works up to from 100 up to one thousand users. It will cost like 350 dollars. So it's not like that much. And after 1000 up to…”