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Top 3 no code tools you've tried?
I'm a huge no coder and have tried (what feels like) every single no code tool out there for different things. Keen to know what other no coders are loving these days!
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1. New fave is Tally.so (thanks @marie_martens)! You can build very sophisticated forms/workflows (and customize with css) to essentially develop a webapp for onboarding new users
2. Memberspace has been great for permissioning/paid memberships
3. Zapier as the backbone that brings it all together
(Disclaimer: I'm the founder of Sutro)
Sutro is a new super rapid no code tool focused on helping founders launch apps and web apps, it's available at: https://sutro.xyz/?code=reddit25
(or here's a video demo if you prefer: )
1. buzzy.buzz (creating web and native mobile apps + backend from Figma 🤯)
2. questmate.com (automated work management 😎)
I'm using bubble at the moment, pretty blown away by how much it can truly do! Other than that webflow and zapier for sure
- Softr for powerful websites with Airtable as a backend
- Tally for great forms
- Typedream for beautiful landing pages connected to Notion
- Notion for project management
- Landbot for a chatbot
- Zapier for connecting everything together
I learned to work with them all during the 100 Days of No Code Bootcamp .
Launching soon!
Sellfy for digital products, webflow (but i think it's a bit more complicated), Squarespace (nice one)
As a designer/developer I have a love/hate relationship with no code apps.. with that said my favs are... Webflow and Bubble.
I've really been enjoying the direction Microsoft PowerAutomate is taking actually. For enterprise users, I think there's a lot of potential.
Riku! I recently built a GPT-J based twitter bot that tweets inspirational tweets every morning by using riku prompts and zapier+make for automated triggers.
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