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An indie Apple Watch developer is donating this weekend's proceeds to fight the Australian bushfires.
Developer Will Bishop, the mind behind Chirp, Nano, and MiniWiki, announced it on Twitter.
People can donate by purchasing a pro version of his apps or by leaving a tip in the tipping jar.
An indie Apple Watch developer behind the popular Apple Watch apps like Chirp for Twitter, Nano for Reddit, and MiniWiki is donating all of the profit from his apps to help fight the Australian bushfires. Reported by 9to5Mac, indie developer Will Bishop, a 17-year-old Swift developer from Adelaide, Australia, wanted to do his part in stopping the fires that have been spreading across the country.
Bishop took to Twitter to announce that "for the next 48 hours, all proceeds from Chirp for Twitter, Nano for Reddit, and MiniWiki will be donated to rural fire services across New South Wales and Victoria...
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Apple Watch developer donating 100% of profit to fight Australian bushfires
