Builder.io

I've been a user for years at this point and Builder never ceases to amaze me. From whipping up individual marketing pages to managing our CMS, it has been top-notch end-to-end. I am surprised at how easy it makes these processes for non-technical users and how flexible the product is, while also being a leader in the open-source space behind the scenes. Super impressed and many thanks to the Builder team.

I have used it personally and will surely recommend my team for how the application on bigger projects.

Sounds very intriguing. I wonder if this will become a game changer. Could this be dangerous for developers? Or does it open up a new alternative path, which will be for the better... Congratulations on the launch, I'm sure you put a lot of effort into this

It creates things that require a lot of work to adjust. It helps, but it's not the revolution that sells. And the price is extremely high. There are better tools.

I was impressed with the CMS and had a great experience using it, Congratulations on Launch

This has been an amazing way to give creative control to our marketing team in-app with no devs required. We also use their CMS to power a database product. I wish from a CMS side they had some more non-dev friendly import/export for bulk updating content but other than that it is amazing. The best way for marketing to stop bugging engineering :)

Didn't succeed adjusting an image vertically, a 30 days trial is imposed upon you when signing up without a "no, thank you" option; I didn't find in the settings how to delete my account. Their chatbot is terrible, spitting the support e-mail address after 2 canned questions. Worst experience I've had with this kind of tool.

As a landing page template maker I used to code designs all day long. Your Visual Copilot will save so much dev work. Congratulations team for creating it and good luck with the launch

The future of SW development!

Have only used it for like 15 minutes on my lunch but wow!! I am impressed and cant wait to build more things that I had never dreamed of building with just myself.