Google App

[2Myathena]

Hello, I have what I believe will be a highly sought after app, but I only have an idea not the finished product. I want to share it with you but have you sign an NDA. Please let me know if it's doable. Thank you

[KevinApodaca]

Hey there, 

Unfortunately that will not be doable.

[icrew]

Tech companies generally, including Google, don't pay for unsolicited ideas.

The best way to get paid for an idea by Google is to either apply for a job and get hired by them; or to found your own company based on the idea and grow it to the point that Google is interested in purchasing it.

[2Myathena]

I'm not a tech guy, but I hired a developer and all he did was take almost 8,000 dollars of money I couldn't afford but knew that my idea is a winner. He said that he had coders that couldn't get the clarity needed for me to sell it. I asked him to test the waters with google and wasn't interested in doing that. He took me for a ride. This idea could piggyback on an app that google already has. I'm a disabled vet and have a limited income and I would be fine with a 10% cut from the sales of this product

[KevinApodaca]

Unfortunately this is not how Google's business model operates.

[2Myathena]

Could you please help me find a way to present this app to google. 

[loundy_mark]

Unless you are already a large software developer, you just won't be able to do this. Google does not have a retail-level pitch process. If it did, thousands of developers would be knocking on their door.