Kharisma WebApp
Kharisma opens in a mobile browser with no installation required.
Kharisma WebApp
Kharisma is a mobile-first web application.
It is not a downloadable native app, and it does not require installation.
How it works
Customers and supporters can:
- scan a QR code
- open a shared link
- continue in the browser
The same mobile-first flow opens on phones, tablets, and desktop browsers.
What people see
The webapp leads people into the right giving flow for the jar they opened.
Depending on the jar type, they can:
- make a payment
- send a donation
- leave a tip
- receive a receipt
- choose from supported payment methods
- see the jar's photo, logo, display name, and description first
If the jar is a Shared Jar, the webapp shows the linked jars so the giver can choose one, choose several, or split evenly.
Why this matters
The browser-based flow keeps the experience simple.
People do not have to download anything before giving.
That makes Kharisma easier to use for:
- table-side tipping
- event signage
- church giving
- nonprofit donations
- hotel and restaurant team structures
- Shared Jar links
FAQ
Is Kharisma a native app?
No. Kharisma is a mobile-first web application.
Do people need to install anything to give?
No. They can open the flow directly in the browser.
Does the webapp work from a shared link?
Yes. Someone can open a shared link and continue in the same browser flow.
Is the webapp only for phones?
No. It is optimized for phones, but it also works in other browsers.
Can the webapp show a group of jars?
Yes. A Shared Jar can present linked jars as a group inside the browser flow.