No-Code Tools to Build Apps

Internet used to be just an HTML-CSS thing for the responsive layout to make sure everyone who owns/ creates a website meets the good UX/UI standard. Then people started to build apps and so much into product designs. However, there are so many creative people with brilliant ideas who got stuck with a tight budget to develop their apps as the development side would take a great number of resources to make it work. These problems would, later on, be solved by the No-Code movement community and enthusiasts.

So here are some updates of the No-Code tools resources that I can share with you, which probably useful for you to check especially if you’re not a programmer or don’t really write codes.

Product Hunt Tweet

I have tried Softr.io, Bravo Studio, and Airtable. I’ am excited to try out other tools mentioned in this Product Hunt tweet thread if they are open source!

Drop your favorite no-code tools ⬇️

— Product Hunt 😸 (@ProductHunt) June 25, 2022

You see that I really love Airtable for it’s so easy to filter various type of data, so I have been making a list from this long thread tweet.
You can filter the listed tools based on their pricing system, type of the tools and I added some more table fields for the tool’s features, templates and plugins availability as well as API integration option if there’s any.
I sometimes only add a few of new tools in daily basis or if I have time and you can check it here:

Makerpad

It’s fairly large learning community where the members share ideas and what they’ve built and Makerpad regularly posted some tutorials, and featured tools to build apps with No-Code.

Baserow

Baserow is a no code database app, an Airtable alternative. It recently shares a list of no-code landscape as a compass to the community, so that everyone—at all levels—can learn, understand, and contribute to the ever-growing no-code landscape.
You are welcome to give your input for changes, removals, or additions.