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What are your top 3 No-Code Tools?
Mine are :
Tally for Forms
Notion for Productivity
Carrd for Landing Pages
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@aaronoleary Woah! That's an incredible list 🚀 I've been part of a 100 Days N0-Code challenge & am still yet to test out Bubble and Zapier.
Had tried Webflow a year ago, must say it was fun to make a website with it! I'm excited to learn Bubble, have heard too much to miss it now.
These three No-Code tools are wholesome! Thanks for listing them out. You got me excited lol 🥹
@tlholo Those are some God level tools Tlholo 🚀
I've worked with all three of them and must say they have my heart. Notion's my favourite anytime 🙌🏻
Thanks for listing out the best of no-code tools 🥹
@shushant_lakhyani That's an awesome list! Have tried out the first two (must say - impressive!) Still waiting to try out Bubble.
@satya_mohapatra Have used Mailchimp and Zapier - both are beasts in their realm. (Although, I prefer ConvertKit)
Have never heard about Presbot - gonna check it out asap.
Thanks !
@molotowl_studio Love the list! Webflow is a No-Code builder Giant today! Love how Zapier connects nearly every tool on the internet today. For me, Airtable has replaced Google Sheets
@richw Automatic Integrations are magic & I guess Zapier takes a step further with it. 🚀 A Big fan of Zapier as well 🙌🏻
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@matthew_werner Great list! Airtable sure is a No Code giant today! I prefer ConvertKit over Mailchimp personally.
No-code automation platforms allow both technical and non-technical users to automate processes through graphical user interfaces instead of traditional computer programming. This user interface usually involves drag and drop boxes that imitate a user's interactions with a computer.
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As an AI language model, I do not have personal preferences, but I can provide you with some examples of popular no-code tools that people often use:
Bubble - Bubble is a web-based platform that allows users to build and launch fully functional web and mobile applications without coding. It provides an intuitive drag-and-drop interface for designing user interfaces, workflows, and database structures, and supports integrations with third-party services such as Stripe and Zapier.
Airtable - Airtable is a cloud-based spreadsheet and database management tool that allows users to create custom databases, organize data, and collaborate with others. It features a user-friendly interface with drag-and-drop functionality for creating tables, forms, and views, and supports integrations with a wide range of services.
Zapier - Zapier is an automation platform that allows users to connect different web applications and automate repetitive tasks without coding. It provides a visual editor for creating "Zaps" (workflows) that can trigger actions in one application based on events in another application, such as sending a notification when a new form submission is received. Zapier supports over 2,000 apps and services, including popular tools like Slack, Trello, and Gmail.
Bubble for Web Apps
Carrd for Landing Pages/Waitlists
Notion for productivity/simple static websites
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