Imagine if those without smartphones could have all of the Apps4Africa apps in the palm of their hands plus all of the other apps that organizations and governments are developing! Masawa makes this possible. Masawa is a foldering system on java-enabled phones (2.5B in the world) that allows users all over the world to have a whole suite of applications at their disposal, like an app store for the poor. So instead of just having one health app in Malawi or one agriculture app in Niger, user can have them both plus much more.

Virtual Assembly Point is a Crisis Management System that will help the emergency responses departments to have ground information before they get to the actual crisis location.with the information that the Virtual Assembly Point will provide, the rescue crew will be able to get manifestos,sort people according to needs, set different priorities and plan for and manage their resources properly.

It is mobile base because most of the functions are done on the mobile phone and the web section is for the rescue team.

From a participant at an event I attended recently:
- Make an app that lets phones view and navigate Ushahidi maps easily. The phones should support feature phones, not just smartphones (and something beyond location-based text alerts). Could be a java app, or a website that is more easily browsed from a feature phone.