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Glide

Glide is a no-code platform that turns spreadsheets and databases, including Google Sheets and SQL sources, into functional web and mobile apps without writing code. Users connect a data source, then use Glide's visual builder to design app layouts, forms, and workflows that read from and write back to the underlying data automatically. Apps built with Glide are mobile-responsive by default and can also run on Glide's own built-in database when an external spreadsheet is not needed. Pricing is credit-based across Free, Solo, Team, and Enterprise tiers, and the platform is aimed at small businesses and internal-tools teams who want to turn existing operational data into a usable app fast, without a native app-store publishing path.

Bolt.new

Bolt.new is StackBlitz's AI-powered app generator that builds full-stack websites, apps, and prototypes from natural-language prompts, running entirely in the browser using WebContainer technology, a full Node.js environment that executes without a backend server. It automatically selects an appropriate underlying AI model per task, generates React/Vite code with a live preview as it builds, and can import existing projects from Figma or GitHub. Bolt Cloud extends the platform with built-in databases, authentication, file storage, edge functions, analytics, and hosting, so generated apps can go from prompt to deployed product without leaving the browser. Pricing runs Free (token-limited), Pro at $25/month, Teams at $30/member/month, and custom Enterprise, with usage metered by AI tokens consumed per generation and edit.

AppSheet

AppSheet is Google's no-code application development platform that lets teams turn spreadsheets, cloud files, and databases into working mobile and web apps without writing code. It connects to Google Sheets, Google Drive, Excel/SharePoint, Salesforce, SQL databases, and REST APIs, then generates forms, dashboards, and workflows on top of that data. Beyond app building, AppSheet includes automation tools for email, SMS, and push notifications triggered by data changes, plus AI features powered by Gemini that help generate app structure from a prompt or a spreadsheet. It is aimed at business users and IT teams automating processes like field inspections, inventory tracking, incident reporting, and approvals, and it integrates directly into Google Workspace, including Google Chat and Docs.

Taskade

Taskade is an AI-powered workspace that turns natural-language prompts into functional business applications, including CRMs, dashboards, client portals, trackers, and custom tools, complete with a live database backend. Its AI agents come with persistent memory, custom tools, and conversational capabilities, and can be deployed inside the apps they help build. Beyond app generation, Taskade offers workflow automation with 100+ integrations including Stripe, Slack, and GitHub, a community gallery of 100,000+ pre-built apps that can be cloned and customized, and publishing options like custom domains and branded client portals. It's available on web, iOS, Android, Mac, and Windows, plus Chrome, Firefox, and Edge browser extensions, with a free plan and a $10/month Pro tier.

Draftbit

Draftbit is a visual app development platform for building web and mobile apps that combines a drag-and-drop editor with AI-powered development agents and full access to the underlying code. Users can build with Claude Code or OpenAI Codex-backed agents, refine the result visually, and export or import real code rather than being locked into a black-box builder. Apps built on Draftbit publish to the web with one click or to the iOS and Android app stores, and the platform supports 100+ integrations and MCP connections. Draftbit reports a 4.8+ average rating from over 200,000 builders, with optional human expert assistance available for teams that want extra help.

FlutterFlow

FlutterFlow is a visual, drag-and-drop app development platform that generates actual Flutter/Dart source code, which compiles to genuinely native iOS, Android, web, and desktop apps rather than a locked-in proprietary runtime. Users can download the full generated codebase, integrate with Firebase or Supabase, and deploy directly to app stores with one click, making it a bridge between no-code speed and real-code flexibility. Pricing runs Free, Basic ($39/month), Growth ($80/month for the first seat), and Business ($150/month for the first seat), with higher tiers adding GitHub sync and branching, real-time multi-user collaboration, Figma frame import, and automated testing. FlutterFlow targets both non-developers who want to ship an app fast and professional developers who want a visual head start before exporting to a real, maintainable codebase.