What no-code tool would you build should you have "unlimited" funding?

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Let's say you have no money limit, therefore there is no constraint to bootstrap your product for several years, what no-code tool would you be building?

Manoj Ranaweera · Accepted Answer

Hi Florian

I used WordPress to build www.skilledup.life. We provide free talent for tech startups. Now have 2,596 volunteers from 71 countries.

How's your traction at https://whaly.io/?

Ivan Makarov · Answer

I don't think that bootstrapping for long is a good strategy at all. No matter the money. If you want to build something useful you should align your vision with as many stakeholders and as soon as possible.

I'm passionate about aerospace, the tech itself, project, and knowledge management. So my effort is all about fighting with complexity and helping teams to achieve guaranteed results.

This is a reason why we are building a no-code tool for drones control and autonomy.

Manoj Ranaweera · Answer

@flobbgt we have a very simple model. All talent is free. Just subscribe to access. £30/month if your revenues over the last 12 months is below £100k or you have raised less than £100k. www.skilledup.life/pricing - pricing £ for the time being.

Florian Buguet · Answer

Hey @techronin, interesting thoughts here
Strapi or Supabase for Web3, that sounds terrific

Florian Buguet · Answer

Hey @ivan_makarov1 
Well many bootstrapped companies are doing quite well (e.g. lemlist). 
I think it really depends on the time it could take for you to actually build the brand and get the sales machine rolling.
But yeah, it takes probably more time to build your company then.

What kind of no-code tool for drones?

Ivan Makarov · Answer

@flobbgt engineering app that combines system, electrical, software, in one integrated and collaborative environment.

From a software perspective the vision is to have separate layers of behaviour described by specific graphical notation. Like UnrealEngine blueprints, but in fully declarative form.

Florian Buguet · Answer

Hey @manojranaweera
Nicely done. Traction is good we're already in 5 countries. We keep on developing the platform and getting customers in.
It always feels good to see your product used to solve real world problems! 
Interesting product you shipped, how does skilledup work in terms of business model?

Manoj Ranaweera · Answer

@flobbgt 5 countries - well done.

Ruslan · Answer

Many tools are in demand, but I would add to them more extensibility and the ability to attract advanced users. A bundle of No-Code + Low-code will be perfectly combined in any software

What no-code tool would you build should you have "unlimited" funding?

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