Guides + Explainers

Creating links and relationships between the tables in your database is a superpower.

Records are a critical element for organising your data.

Certain processes in finance and accounting are extremely (!) tedious. No-code tools can help.

How can your app be used to achieve a specific task? Welcome to use cases.

Customer support teams know how a business works intimately. Here's a look at the digital solutions they can build.

Every organisation is different. Here's how to gauge what tools are suited for your situation.

For many businesses, it makes sense to bring in some outside help to build with no-code.

There are two things that need to be in place to keep your no-code stack scalable and manageable.

You wouldn't build an app without knowing it's actually going to solve the problem.

This is where all the functionality of your app is determined.

An essential building block for any app – and something plenty struggle with.

Managing projects is something that touches pretty much everyone. Here's how you make life easier.

These are the 8 things you need to do to bring no-code into your company successfully.

The convoluted sales process could be a whole lot easier with the right software.

Failing to plan is... yes, you guessed it. Wireframing is key to app development.

An IT department's worst nightmare – and no-code is the solution.

This is an acronym you need in your life.

IT departments look at no-code with some trepidation. Here are the answers to their concerns.

New no-code agencies are popping up all the time, promising plenty. But how do you work with one?

No, it's not just price and features. Read on to find out what the three critical factors are.

A customised solution to manage all your inventory and assets? Yes, dreams do come true.

This is arguably the most critical factor in successfully bringing no-code into an organisation.

Like the majority of humans, apps follow logic too.

How to make your work a whole lot smoother.

Salespeople need to be super efficient with their time and brainpower. Enter no-code platforms.

There are four essential levels to a robust and thorough training programme.

Creating a basic version of an app is something no-code was made for.

Databases and no-code platforms go together very nicely. Dive in.

The language that apps use to speak to one another.

The data your app runs on has to come from somewhere...

Not every platform is going to fit your business environment. Here's what to know.

Fear not: you don't need to know everything, but a basic understanding matters.

A super common term in the world of software development – and one you need to know.

A one-stop shop to see all the metrics and data that matter.

If you want to bring no-code into the workplace, you need to start with a compelling argument.

Customers expect easy ways to access their accounts and communicate with a company. That's your customer portal.

It all starts right here: a short explainer on the fundamentals of what no-code actually is.

We reveal all the mysteries of the no-code universe. What it can do, who it's for, and what its limitations are.

The first rule about building a no-code stack is to never brag about how big your stack is.

No-code tools broadly fall into 5 distinctive buckets. Here's the lowdown.

Turn that database into something visually compelling and accessible for anyone.

Many businesses would benefit from an interactive website – aka a web app. Here's where to start.

Build an app to support your business or team.

Fancy building a mobile app for your business? Here's what to know.

Make those manual, repetitive and tedious tasks happen automatically – with no human needed.

These are the unsung hero of many businesses. Here's why you should build your own.

The two tool types are meant for very different skillsets. Here's how to know what's right for you and your business.

A customer relationship management system solves a lot of problems, especially if you're starting a business on your own. Here's how to create one.

Some people are better suited to make use of no-code tools than others.

Looking to streamline the way you manage and interact with your customers? Read on.

Money talks, and often pretty loudly. Here's what to know when it comes to pricing.

If you're looking for a helping hand in getting your business moving, check out these tools.

Small businesses need to use their agility and speed to stay competitive. No-code tools are perfect for that.

A badly run recruitment process pisses off candidates and stresses out the team. Let's fix that.

No-code tools are ideal for people who need to act quickly and be super agile in their work. Calling all marketers – this one is for you.

These tools and platforms are changing the way customer feedback is collected. Just pick a template, customise it and go.

Make your business more efficient – and free up your time.

Most businesses rely on CRMs. What if you could build one to suit your exact needs?

Client portals won't necessarily transport your customers to another dimension, but they will drastically improve their experience.

Does your work revolve around spreadsheets? Time to embrace spreadsheet automations.