I’ve worked a lot with Webflow and Framer, and Divhunt has a nice start. After trying Divhunt, I'd say it's a pretty solid tool for quickly building feature-rich websites. The ability to go both no-code or add custom code routes depending on your preference is a major bonus. Being able to visually drag-and-drop elements but also add custom CSS and code gives you the best of both worlds.

1yr ago

Blue.Os

•2 reviews

I usually don't write reviews, but DivHunt really deserve it. And I have tested many in my web dev career. I can create a simple to complex website with it. There are multiple templates you can start with to launch your first website. You can create a blog with the collection plugin. Lot of resource on YouTube & they have a responsive support. I highly recommend it !

1yr ago

Martin Young

•2 reviews

Extremely powerful site builder, akin to Webflow. But it integrates with everything! Want to use headless CMS? Add a variety of JavaScript animations using plugins? This is the site-builder for you. Incredibly responsive team who listen to their users and have a phenomenal roadmap; both in terms of speed of delivery and what the community has asked for.

1yr ago

Diego E. Solórzano

•1 review

Divhunt is an excellent no-code tool for web page programming. It is very similar to Webflow, and I am impressed that the development team is highly involved in the project. Although it is still a product in its early stages, the features have been incorporated in a timely manner, and it is quite promising. It is definitely a product worth using.

8mo ago