No code is becoming a standard, more and more tools are developed and even the ones that already exist are expanding their capabilities, as shown on the No-Code Conference 2021 by Webflow, one of the leads of this movement.
No code tools are not only for creating landing pages anymore. From complete workflows to voice assistants. No code is more than a trend, but setting a new standard in the tech industry.
So here they are, 5 No Code platforms you should check out:
Webflow
Webflow has been out there for a while. What started as a No-Code platform for web design, has become a powerful tool with more and more integrations on the run. For example, if you are not proficient in CSS, but your Figma skills are pretty solid, then you have a great tool to transform those designs into an actual working website. Not to mention the many functionalities included and hundreds of webinars and tutorials out there to help you learn how to use it. Webflow really advocates for No Code solutions, and educating about it is also a big plus you will find by following them up.
Glide
Glide takes a step further from websites and merges into mobile apps and data-driven web apps. All that with no code! It has powerful integrations with spreadsheet standard tools like Excel or Google Sheets and is working on integrating Dashboard tools like Airtable. For app design, there are hundreds of templates pre-built in their store, so you don’t have to start from scratch.
Adalo
Adalo is Another tool for app design with all the goods of the No Code platform included. Adalo has all the same tools of a platform of this kind: Pre-built templates, hosting and domains, free features for beginners, and extensive learning materials.
Bubble
Bubble is a No Code tool for web apps. This is their main focus, and of course, powerful integrations are part of the mix. From marketing tools like Mailchimp to pay ways like Stripe. Bubble is a robust platform that lets you create interactive, multi-user apps for desktop and mobile web browsers with pre-built templates with look & feel industry standards like Airbnb. Multilingual features are one of their strongest muscles, for those who are building for specific markets or don’t want to get stuck with an English-only web product.
Voiceflow
Websites and mobile and desktop apps are not the only focus of the No Code movement. Voiceflow is a powerful tool for voice conversation tools: From chatbots and mobile assistants to Alexa commands, everything voice-related can be built in Voiceflow. With a simple interface and of course a complete No Code experience builder it aims to become an industry standard for such tasks. Pre-built templates and learning materials are part of the deal as usual.
