What are some excellent Low-Code/No-Code platforms & tools suitable for startups?
Jason Lee
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The business of a startup company will change frequently, but the number of developers is often small, and it is difficult to cope with heavy business requirements.
Can anyone recommend some good low-code & no-code tools? And what scenarios do they apply to?
Provide some practical examples:
1. appsmith(https://www.appsmith.com/). Open-Source, and provides good customization capabilities and interface display.
2. Retool(https://retool.com/). Similar to appsmith.
3.Dots(https://www.dots.community/). Build bots on Discord & Slack.
4. Webflow(https://webflow.com/). All-in-one web design platform.
5. ...
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Manoj Ranaweera@manojranaweera
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@jason_lee_3282 I don't think you understood what I said.
Building a product = use no code, if it's something simple.
Building a business and a company = you need a team
Just like no code allowed people to build products faster, thanks to SkilledUp Life, you can build your team FREE once subscribed.
Both are making it easier for anyone to become a tech founder. But they are not the same thing.
You can also use our Free talent to build your no code application.
Hope this clarifies
Uilicious (https://uilicious.com/) if you are tired of testing your websites and want to automate it. Or you could use it for RPA use cases, like buying your usual bag of coffee online from a store that doesn't have subscription options.
@taishiling Wow, the API of Uilicious is really concise and natural, in line with people's language habits.
@jason_lee_3282 Yup. Our philosophy behind this is "Test user journeys, not HTML". I wanted it to be easy to write tests, and for the tests written to be meaningful, thereby making it easier to read and maintain.
@taishiling you should definitely try out Insight7 (https://www.producthunt.com/prod...)
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I love the combination of Wordpress + Hostinger for hosting website without writing code!
Also some amazing no code platforms to send AMP emails for email marketing.
@ks1072002 It seems that Hostinger is very similar to Wordpress, and it is more suitable for building static websites, such as blogs, homepages, product details, etc.
Overall, building in web3 is hard. Smart contracts are the backbone of Web3 projects and you need solid blockchain programming expertise to create and deploy one. Our mission is to make it easier with Enzyme - a NoCode tool that makers use to design and launch smart contracts without writing any code.
We're currently supporting Ethereum and Polygon (with their testnets) and there's also a free plan to start and create (or import) your smart contract.
So,
5. Enzyme (https://enzyme.so) for no-code smart contracts.
@simona_stamatovska Interesting! I always wondered how to build in web3 without code. Thanks for the hint!
@simona_stamatovska Looks good, but I don't know much about web3, I need to learn web3 a little more. Still thank you very much for your reply 😊
Well I’d recommend insight7 if you’re a product team looking for how to get customer insights to build great products.
We’re launching in 2 weeks, kindly check it out
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@gloria_ayanbimpe OKAY, I will follow the progress of insight7!
@jason_lee_3282 thank you so much!
Kindly join our waitlist and follow our launch page for updates 👍🏾
checkout versoly.com super easy to use and straight to the point
@michael_andreuzza I have experienced it, it is very suitable for landing pages.
Hey Jason,
We at augmatrix.io building Low Code / No Code AI platform to convert unstructured data.
Love to connect with you.
www.augmatrix.io
pravin@augmatrix.io
we are launching on PH next week, but check out Plus (https://www.plusdocs.com/)
easiest way to build dashboards and share data across your team
@danielxli The idea of using snapshots is exciting!
RiteKit: 25 APIs that are testable in https://ritekit.com/api-demo/ without coding or registration, even. Then get ChatGPT to stich together the solutions you need to get things done.
@osakasaul It's great for managing social media posts.
@jason_lee_3282 Thanks - that's our SaaS products. I meant our APIs, though. Tried them?
Among all nocode tools I have used, I found Webflow for websites and blogs, Bubble for web application and retool pretty useful and easy.
Eden AI (edenai.co) is so cool (I'm a little biased on the subject 🙃)
We're working to make product builders' lives easier by providing them with the best AI engines (Google, Microsoft, OpenAI, etc.) available on the market on a single API. We already provide an integration on Make: make.com/en/integrations/edenai
Softr.io, for simple pages that are on top of Google Sheet or Airtable database. Smooth integration! Give it a go, if you look for a simple website builder.
@kornel_grunwald Get it! I will follow your progress.
Love Webflow! Have used it for a few clients and despite the steep learning curve, once you get ahold of it it's really powerful.
Here is my list
1. Dukaan (https://mydukaan.io/). Set up your e-commerce in minutes.
2. Canva (https://www.canva.com/). Edit images and reels/shorts super easily)
3. BlogHunch (https://bloghunch.com). Make your blog live in 30 seconds.
4. Notion (https://www.notion.so). Store and manage your notes, documents, and a lot more.
Hey,
Thought of answering because I think our product suits the description well.
Well, BlogHunch is a no-code blogging platform. Pretty simple to use since we optimized the SEO for you. You don't have to worry about hosting, servers, etc because we take care of it. It's pretty simple to set up hence you don't need a tech person to help you set up your blog.
https://bloghunch.com/
Let me know your thoughts.
Thanks!
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You already have it in your list, but just want to support it and share my team experience - Webflow is really great for building websites with cool designs. Have you tried it?
@oxana_ivanova I haven't used it before, but the showcase on the official website is indeed very beautiful. I registered an account and tried it out, and it feels more suitable for designers to use.
@jason_lee_3282 I like the way how you check things 👍 yeah, designers can get into it really quickly and start building websites, not just designing
Well, there are many great products here. Probably you can take a look at our low-code tool ILLACloud as well. Please check out our Github Repo here:https://github.com/illacloud/ill...
@donquixote Thanks for your suggestion! Are there any advantages of your product compared to appsmith?
@jason_lee_3282 Hey Jason! To be honest at this moment we don't, however, we will have many new features coming and much better AIGC and AI Plugin support I believe that will be different.
