NwiCode 2.0

NwiCode 2.0

Build any mobile app with no code

5.0•3 reviews•

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Nwicode is a drag-and-drop programming tool that makes it easy to create powerful mobile apps faster. The no-code platform empowers individuals to build native mobile apps for any operating system without writing a single line of code.
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Website Builder•Developer Tools•No-Code
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Zufar Marwah
No more hassle to develop mobile app nowadays! personally have observed nwicode team has been hardworking and put more passion on build this app builder platform since last year. Wish more features and improvement been consistently added to this platform in future. Thanks Team!
Maker
@zufar_marwah Thank you Zufar for being there and making your contribution. We really appreciate it
Dobrý Pastier Žilina - Solinky
Nwicode is a great art design application. It is a very good cooperation. When something didn't work, all you had to do was write in support and the support solved everything. I recommend this great product!
Maker
@dobry_pastier_zilina_solinky Thank you for your detailed feedback, it is very valuable to us
Chez Spigelman
Honest question : there are lot's of no code builders. Why did you build another one? What makes yours special?
Maker
@chezspigelman Thanks Chez, great question. The main emphasis was placed on accessibility and security, as a result, we received: 1. No Code + Low Code in one editor (no need to switch to other frameworks if there are not enough ready-made functions) 2. Open source code - installing CMS on your own server and full independence (so that YOU never see the inscription "This service is not available in your country or the company has gone bankrupt").... Creating applications you spend a lot of effort, time and money, I am sure that every owner should first of all think about the safety of their data and what will happen tomorrow with my application if suddenly the software provider ceases to exist
Chez Spigelman
@ruslan77 Fair call actually.
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