I've been using Noloco for a few years, both as a founder (https://association-propulseo.org/) and as a consultant (https://ambroise.dhenain.fr/). As a founder, Noloco has played a huge part in our ability to innovate quickly. I remember when I managed to build a Proof of Concept within just an afternoon. From zero to this: https://drive.google.com/open?id... That was back in 2022, we shipped it to clients within a week. The product has improved a lot since then. The team is super great, really supportive, competent, super nice to talk to. The engineering behind is solid, our actual SLA uptime is super high (99.7% this month, which is lower than usual, it's closer to 99.95% for the past year) Typically, if you already have some data hanging around and just want a way to quickly provide your employees/clients to access those, Noloco can help by making it super simple to deliver something usable, Time To Market is super fast. As a consultant, I recommend Noloco mainly for internal apps and apps for paying clients. It's not ideal to have non-paying users because the price scales per active user, that's one big thing to keep in mind. Combined with external data sources like Airtable (which you might already use), it's a great combo to convert hanging data into apps with proper workflows tailored to your business. They also provide a great GraphQL API which makes tons of things simple. From experience, using Noloco, I was able to build apps around 10-100 times faster than using code (I'm a FullStack JS dev), depending on the complexity. It certainly won't fit all use case (no no-code tool does) but for what it does, it does fit extremely well. Excited about the Free plan 🎉, I can teach Noloco in schools now (I'm also a teacher from time to time), I used to teach Softr mainly, but for internal/dashboard apps Noloco is a much better pick, IMHO.

One of the most flexible and full-featured truly No-code front-end platforms I have come across. While I find the built-in tables slightly clunky, it has excellent Airtable and Google integrations with fast and reliable syncs. The build experience is smooth once the interface is mastered and their support is excellent. Even their chatbot does a great job of getting the correct answers to questions, which is a novel experience! My only slight quibble is that, in my experience, the platform does not always respond well to multiple users building an app at the same time, so if you are a large dev team this may need to be considered. To be very clear here, I am talking about building an app, not using a published one, which has no issues with concurrent usage.

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