Build a Web App without coding
A quick guide to custom building a web application, no code required.
Step 1: Simple application? Try these tools
Stacker
Building for a Business? With integrations to lots of popular databases like Airtable, Stacker lets you build private, secure customer portals and internal tools without coding
Table2Site
For apps like job boards and directories, Table2Site is the simplest way to get started. Plug in an Airtable with the site's data, and Table2Site does the rest
Carrd
This landing page builder comes with support for simple forms and AirTable - Build a web page, then connect it to Zapier or Airtable for functionality
Step 2: Need something more complex?
Pick from these more advanced NoCode Tools
Bubble
Bubble is the go-to NoCode tool for building complex web applications, with a large eco-system (See Zeroqode) and plenty of support out there
DrapCode
DrapCode is the new kid on the block, but one of the most powerful app builders out there. Drag and drop a UI together, then add logic + data. You can also export the code!
Webflow
Webflow has by far the best tools for building beautiful pages, but has little support for logic. Combine with tools like Zapier and Airtable to achieve your goals
Step 3: Add the Finishing Touches to your Web App
Zapier
Zapier helps your web app do more by connecting up your other tools. You can connect Webflow forms to send data into your Airtable database, for example
GetSiteControl
GetSiteControl provide a suite of surveys, forms and pop-ups to help you engage with your audience. Their optional live chat feature is a handy add-on
Tuemilio
Newcomer Tuemilio lets you add a simple email collection and wait-list to your web app. Perfect if you're launching a product and want to add viral marketing
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Step 4: Choose a name and register a domain
Shopify Name Generator
One of the best name generators out there, even though you're not building an online store. Choose your name and skip the Shopify signup
Business Name Generator
Still one of our favourite tools for figuring out a company name. BNG even shows domain availability to help you make a quick decision
Launchaco
Beautiful and startup-style suggestions for names. Good if your website is aimed at a techie audience
Step 5: Get a Logo for your NoCode Web App
UCraft
One of the simplest logo designers out there, with scores of minimalist and modern icons. No sign-up necessary!
Launchaco
They do more than just names - select a few preferences and a randomised logo is generated for you - Doesn't get easier than this!
Manypixels
The big guns - This service isn't cheap, but they'll produce something custom, quick and beautiful - like the NoCode logo!
Step 6: Launch your Web App!
Aidem Network
Aidem Network helps you get your initial users by launching your product across various startup directories, PR agencies and more
Product Hunt
Product Hunt is the go-to place to launch your product - the site tends to drive thousands of visitors in a day to its sites and is a key part of most launch strategies
Get Beta Testa
Getting people to visit your website is one thing, but knowing how they use it is key. Install this to see which pages your visitors click and the sites they come from
Learn to Build Web Apps. Without Coding.
A fully-functioning app in weeks,
without spending $1000s or learning to write code