What are your favorite no code solutions?

@maksym_kholod Congrats! Good luck! 🚀

@maksym_kholod @ivanna_wendel congrats

@ivanna_wendel Thanks)

@ivanna_wendel @rimamukherjee126 thanks)

@rg97 Yeah! Agreed! That would be awesome to have such a comparison list.

@rg97 Great idea! We can start putting it together based on all the suggestions raised in this discussion today.

@rg97 NoCode MBA has a pretty good list with the pros and cons - https://www.nocode.mba/guide

@rg97 @sidharth_prekash Quite resourceful! 👍

@rg97 Not sure about a list but I think @mert_aktas from User Guiding or one of his colleagues had a podcast dedicated to talking about no/low code solutions and trends.

@bochkovaleks :)

@uku_kudu Yes, those guys are the best on Wordpress CMS.

@uku_kudu Are there any other alternatives in the Wordpress website builder space? Alternatives to Elementor?

@ivanna_wendel There are some. Divi, Beaver, WPBakery, Oxygen, Visual Composer

@bochkovaleks I think the same. 👍🏼

@ivanna_wendel @uku_kudu Wow! Impressive! I didn't no there are so many players in the Wordpess website builders niche. Thanks for sharing.

@thesammysworld Why not to use Webflow for all sites? How Carrd better or different from the Webflow?

@thesammysworld +1 to Notion. And notionlytics.com to have the usage stats.

@thesammysworld @prilutskiy Yeah, Notion is great, no doubt! But lately a bit slow on mac. At least on my mac :)

@thesammysworld @bochkovaleks so Webflow is absolutely amazing but the one feature it lacks I'd the ability to customize your website's on mobile. Carrd fulfills this need at an insanely low cost, and it has a much more beginner-friendly UI without sacrificing much of its customisability. Overall, Carrd is a much more accessible platform to use while Webflow provides an experience that's delightful for developers, designers and the rest of the team to collaborate on the same platform.

@bochkovaleks Carrd is a bit faster to implement and cheaper for simple use cases. Webflow might get really costly if all you need is a simple static landing page with not much jazz.

@adrian_topka Yes, thats a truly great set of no code apps! How do you use Memberstack tho? Do you integrate to the Webflow?

@bochkovaleks Exactly. Integrate to the Webflow through Zappier

@adrian_topka Got it. And as for the Zapier, have you tried their alternatives who give greater amount of tasks limits per month? We have quite a few apps ourselves and our community asking for a whole bunch of integrations. We initially decided to go for the Zapier, but found a great deal of alternatives. So trying to decide now.

@bochkovaleks Of course. I have played with Integromat & Integrately. Both great (integrately has a great offer now), but you have to check if they have all necessary integrations for your needs.

@adrian_topka So Zapier just have more integrations thats their main advantage?

@claire_glisson A lot of folks rooting for Webflow here :) Looks like we got a winner. Have tried other website builders tho? And what about Figma?

@claire_glisson Yes, Webflow is one of the leaders in this space :) I like it too. Do you make designs and built sites yourself in it?

@bochkovaleks I've tried Wordpress + Elementor as well as your out of the box site builders (Wix, Squarespace) - Webflow is in a league of its own in my book. I do use Figma but mostly for design + component creation - can you actually publish a functional site from Figma too?

@ivanna_wendel I wouldn't call myself a UX designer, but I get by as a bootstrapped founder who MUST play that role! I like to use existing Webflow templates and modify them for my needs. I find I usually f*ck them up in the process, lol

@claire_glisson Yeah makes sense! Yes, Figma is limited to deign only. Webflow in these terms are way better! But still designing in Figma feels more natural :)

@danilov_den Its looks like everyones number one choice here is Webflow. Have you tried other website builder, before choosing Webflow as the primary one?

@bochkovaleks I wanted something with maximum freedom. I researched some other site builders (like Tilda), but they were too limited

@danilov_den Got it. But do you do the actual design in the Webflow or you do it elsewhere and then integrate to the Webflow?

@bochkovaleks I created the design in Figma, then assembled it through Webflow. After that, I corrected small details only in Webflow itself.

@danilov_den Got it! Thanks for sharing your experience 🙏

@skellystudios Congrats! Good luck on the launch!

@skellystudios Congrats on the launch! 🚀

@matsugfx Thats an interesting combination 🙂 Does Systemflow help? I briefly checked, looks like both Figma and Webflow already have what Systemflow offers or I misread its sole purpose?

@aakshu Great! Is this an alternative to Bubble?

@emiratl16 Is this like a Hotjar or Analytics?

@emiratl16 Looks awesome BTW! 🚀

@bochkovaleks 10x faster than Hotjar, but still easy & detailed

@emiratl16 Faster in terms of what exactly?

@bochkovaleks for example, if someone spends 5 minutes on your website and done 15 actions (clicks, pageviews, etc.) then you need to watch a 5 minute video with Hotjar. With HockeyStack, you see every single step in seconds and see what everyone has done. You can also filter your visitors by goals, user & session properties, and the goals they haven't done.

@lulu_cheng1 Cool! Is it like an integration app?

@bochkovaleks Yes, longer term we'd like to be in a position where you could easily integrate different APIs w/ our automation flows without code (and a developer would have the freedom to do anything they'd like). Right now we are narrowing to more 'consumer focused' use cases - google sheets online store, simple email automation etc.

@lulu_cheng1 Sounds awesome! 🚀

@dot_louis Its pretty cool! Thanks for sharing and building it. I will def check it out.

@dot_louis then you should check rows.com :) makes it even easier to build automations and integrate with APIs

@dot_louis @marius_busen Nice! So Rows are in direct competition with Airtable, right? Are Rows have any substantial differences from the Airtable?

@dot_louis @bochkovaleks not in direct competition i would say... :) rows has much more of an actual spreadsheet feeling to it and makes calculations and handling of data (including json) much easier. there's some overlap for sure, but other unique features of rows like integrations to linkedin, facebook, etc. feel free to try though, we have a free plan to play around a bit :)

@dot_louis @marius_busen Thanks for explaining! Def will try it! Sounds like a great app!

@ines_meireles Thanks for your insight. Not familiar with Landen. How is it compared to alternatives? Any prominent pros?

@bochkovaleks Landen is now named https://www.umso.com/ For me, it's very easy to use and to make a decent looking website. Their modules are pretty straight forward (you just fill in with copy and add ur images). Their pricing is also attractive if you want to test out ideas (3 sites for 29$/month). But if you're looking for tones of customisation or design options, it's a bit limited. Hope it helped!

@ines_meireles Yes, thanks for explaining how it works and thanks for sharing about this app! Great insights! We should add it to the list of zero code products.

@fritzly That's a very good question that you are raising here. To be honest and imho there are no limits :) First were website builders, then appeared full app builders like Bubble . Then Airtable reinvented spreadsheets :) I guess as long as it is a no-brainer and doesn't require hiring an engineer to put together or make it work and it automates certain processes - we can call it NO CODE :) IMHO

@ivanna_wendel I like that "as long as it is a no-brainer and doesn't require hiring an engineer to put together or make it work and it automates certain processes" Creators and builders are creative and solution thinkers, which is much like engineering without understanding the language. A solid creative and set of tools can get you very far these days!

@ivanna_wendel I like how you put it too!

@filipminev Yes, i saw you recently here on PH. The UI is fantastic. You position Tally as alternative to Typeform?

@ivanna_wendel Thanks for the nice words, Ivanna! ☺️ Being compared to Typeform is a big compliment for us. I would say Tally is a Typeform alternative, yes - main differences are a fresh new form building experience (works like a doc) + a different business model (99% of Tally's features are available to all users for free and without limits).

@ivanna_wendel @filipminev Sounds like a great alternative! 💪 I will check it.

@carl_ferreira workflows is an app?