What programs can you use to build an app without coding?

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Curious to see what options are out there 🙌

Cameron Roe · Accepted Answer

Highly recommend Webflow. You can design the app in the browser (HTML, CSS, JS) and migrate it to developers later. I did built a product for a client with this exact workflow and it only took 4 weeks to ship. It's incredibly fast and easy to use.

Sajeel Teenahazi · Answer

Platform that connects users as well as builder, with the upcoming builder platform.

Chris Davis · Answer

Bubble makes me feel like I have superpowers at times.

Pavan Sethi · Answer

I haven't used it yet, but Thunkable just came out with a drag-and-drop type builder for iOS the other day.  I remember hearing good things about their Android builder, so I would recommend checking it out.

Tkachenko Arthur ~UA~ · Answer

This is a good tool if you have beginner skills with Nodejs, Angular, but you still want to build an app. It also has an export feature, where you get a project with well-structured code. So you'll start learning with code, instead of looking to empty notepad.

Даниел Димов · Answer

25 Modules to choose from, 30 Navigations layouts, 200 predefined icons and 12+ color schemes.

Pete · Answer

If you want to build a game without coding, use Game Salad. This is great for learning game development and creating mobile games.

Sambruce Joseph · Answer

The best drag and drop game builder out there.
Easy AF.

Washington Sanchez · Answer

The speed at which you can deploy a cross-platform native app with minimal coding is insane. Very powerful and improving every day!

Maksym Domarev · Answer

It has a visual constructor, also an opt-out option to code.

Imran Ladiwala · Answer

You can make an app, on the spot

AppInstitute · Answer

We just launched a new feature, you can now build both native apps, and progressive web apps using the AppInstitute app builder. Check it out! We'd love to hear your feedback.

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This will create ETL flows, that can function like a mini app, once you activate the automation. It would create an app who's function is to handle data.

Sam Rye · Answer

I've heard good things about Good Barber too. Might be worth a look.

"Since its creation, GoodBarber has reinvented itself time and time again: initially targeted to content publishers, we quickly positioned ourselves to develop a product which could meet new needs, allowing Communities and Local Businesses to join in the app creation process, with unparalleled user experience."

Chris Davis · Answer

If you're thinking mobile

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Great tool to start with drag and drop.

Sam Couch · Answer

Super easy to use and really pretty apps!