It's better to be late than never arrive, or at least that's what they say and that's precisely what the Kickstarter team will have thought. In case you don't know, Kickstarter is a crowdfunding website where we can find thousands of interesting projects on any topic. Many of the projects that we have seen on the blog have appeared on said website, as is the case of the Ouya Android console.
To date, users with a smartphone or Android device had to settle for viewing the projects published on the famous website directly from the browser, as well as being able to collaborate with the project via the web. Today, the team of developers of the crowdfunding page has launched the first version of the official Kickstarter application.
Within the application we find what a user would like to find when they are looking for an interesting project to collaborate on. The user can create a profile (which is used to collaborate on said website) and see the different projects that are published. Under a side menu all the sections of the web are hidden, being able to filter results depending on the newest, highest grossing or most popular projects.
Kickstarter arrives Android
In addition, the user will be able to subscribe to those campaigns that he has previously saved as favorites, he will also be able to see the campaigns supported by our most loved ones. The user will also be able to collaborate by contributing their grain of sand to the campaign that interests them the most directly from the application itself.
Kickstarter is late but it arrives and, although this is the first version of the application and updates will surely appear in a few weeks to solve those bugs and errors in the application code, it allows the user to navigate perfectly and with total freedom at the time looking for an interesting project on Kickstarter.
