iSketch: an iPhone app written by an 11-year-old, and the proceeds go to charity!

Better yet, the app only costs 99 cents and a 'substantial portion' of the proceeds are being given to Mattel Children's Hospital UCLA. So if you need an iPhone drawing app, and you have a kind bone in your body, you should grab iSketch!
Delving a little further, the comments on Gizmodo suggest that there are plenty of young software developers, they just don't offer up their proceeds to charity and thus don't get any attention. Can you think of any famous bits of software out there made by kids? Let me know!












Comments
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Subscribe to commentsDkingJan 23rd 2010 2:37PM
I am so happy that I had childhood of playing around with my friends and so on. not by remembering app making..
Sebastian AnthonyJan 23rd 2010 3:00PM
I've been coding the Spectrum ZX and QBASIC since I was... tiny! And I turned out OK!
(Admittedly I have no friends, but other than that, I'm a very balanced individual.)
gonintendoJan 23rd 2010 9:14PM
"(Admittedly I have no friends, but other than that, I'm a very balanced individual.)"
Ah, now I understand the porn post.
Sebastian AnthonyJan 23rd 2010 9:18PM
The girls all say they want to be my friend... for just $5 for 10 minutes...
CaseyJan 23rd 2010 5:34PM
the BiPolar Bear app is another that has proceeds going to charity. I didn't know that until I downloaded it though. Someone told me apps couldn't promote that they are raising money for charity. Is that true?
laeroJan 25th 2010 6:23AM
Don't know if its true but it does make sense. How would a thing like that (giving to charity) be verified?
Sebastian AnthonyJan 25th 2010 11:12AM
I'm not sure -- good faith, I guess. They are quite a big/old website :)
scottJan 25th 2010 4:17PM
I just checked out the BiPolar Bear app. pretty funny. Definitely worth the buck, especially since 30% goes to charity. Thanks for the heads up.