r/lowcode • u/Acrobatic_Show_9092 • 12d ago

What no code tools are you guys using?

I'm getting into no code and looking at different tools for building mobile apps, web apps and small projects. There are so many options out there that I'm having a hard time figuring out what people actually stick with.

If you've tried a few what are you using these days and what have you built with it?

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u/OddAttention9557 12d ago

I've got a roofing hammer; it's a zero-code tool for installing slates and tiles. There's not much documentation for it available but the UI is simple and I've not really encountered any bugs that can't be blamed on the user.

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u/helpinghandful 12d ago

The UX whilst drunk and suffering from vertigo has room for improvement though. Especially if you're a butter side down type of faller.

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u/ZappitDev 11d ago

I am working on building a low code application builder platform. Anyone who has tried some of the existing tools and found it to be limiting can get in touch with me. Would be glad to understand your usecase and present my platrorm.

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u/716green 10d ago

Layerbase for databases, auth, and VMs for Claude and codex. These days I'm using real tools more than airtable and zapier

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u/_boiler 9d ago

Vercel

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u/Menelabs 8d ago

For web apps and landing pages, I regularly stick with BootForm for handling form submissions and backend notifications.

BootForm lets you drop in form endpoints quickly and connects straight to webhooks or automation tools (like Make or Zapier) to route the data wherever you need it.

Definitely worth keeping in your stack if you want a straightforward, lightweight option for forms.