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What are your favorite no-code tools?
If you built something and shipped it on Product Hunt using a no-code tool, drop them here.
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Michael Girg
As an email designer, I use https://designmodo.com/postcards/ every day.
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Going to ship this plugin soon using unbounce on product hunt https://bubble.sawolabs.com/plugin/
Other things i have shipped is my portfolio page for myself.
I'm a huge fan of:
- https://www.integromat.com/ and https://n8n.io/ for workflows
- https://www.xano.com/ for the backend
- https://www.weweb.io/ for the frontend (disclaimer: I work there π but nonetheless a fan π )
Hereβs my list of top 5 no-code tools:
@Wix for website
https://www.proprofschat.com/ for live chat
@Canva for amazing illustrations
@Zapier for integrating tools
@Qualaroo for feedback collection
I swing between 'no-code' and "low-code but here is my stack and workflow for https://tryintrepid.com
Google Docs - Content, copywriting, ideas
Airtbale - project management
Typeform - Surveys, customer development
Figma - Userflows, and design drafts
Plasmic - Frontend design, and development
DB Designer - Visual SQL schema design for database
Supabase - Postgres back end
Stripe - Payments [obvi]
Personally I use
Canonic
Weweb
Drafbit
Carrd
I'm always on the lookout for new no code tools. To me theyre more like productivity tools, just makes my life easier, but allows me to make anything I want.
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Here are my favorite tools after testing nearly 50 different ones in my nocode agency https://www.noxcod.com :
Web Platform
Bubble.io
Glide
Adalo
Softr
Webflow with Memberstack or Outseta
Android & iOS App
Bubble.io
Adalo
Flutterflow
Appgyver
Thunkable
Internal Tools:
Budibase
Retool
In Lowcode:
Wappler
Flutterflow
Backend:
Xano
Workflows:
Integromat
Zapier
The integrators - IFTTT, Zapier, Automate.Io so useful for those repetitive functions!
@sagar_devkate Yes! I built various version of our Wonderpath website: https://www.wonder-path.com/
Early on I started building stuff from scratch and struggled a bit. Now, I've embraced starting with templates and/or components - check out Flowbase or Relume (launched today on PH https://www.producthunt.com/post...)
@dafnihnd Huge fan of Webflow it absolutely dominates all other site hosting tools in terms of the flexibility it offers
Whaly of course! ;)
I love Airtable and Notion but my favorite no-code tool is Fivetran because it completely replaced the need for data engineers to write data connectors in code with a point and click interface.
The time saved by engineering teams is crazy!
@gaialiciabalossidid did you find any limitations to Bubble? Do you think it could completely replace a developer for MVP building?
@gaialiciabalossidid @hugh_dawkins jumping in here as we've build our web app on Bubble.
Completely agree on the flexibility it offers! You can build reliably a ton of stuff and complex workflows. There are certain limitations (we ran into some UI ones) but possible to find workarounds. Responsiveness was an issue until recently with some new features.
Overall, I find it a very powerful tool but difficult to learn. Almost a coding language in itself. We have a developer building on bubble with us.
We use our own tool, https://www.pagecloud.com, to design and create our website, blog and even manage content within our product dashboard.