No Code SaaS & App Ideas

"David used no-code tools to build the initial version of Excelformulabot. The site was constructed using Bubble.io, enabling him to develop a functioning web application without writing any code. This allowed him to quickly launch and iterate on the product while minimizing development costs."

Chris Baden and his team at FlowChat.com initially worked manually with spreadsheets to manage their sales processes on social media until they met Bruno Domingues, who developed an automated system for these tasks. This system replaced their spreadsheet-based method and was built rapidly and efficiently, which indicates the use of low code or no code solutions to achieve automation quickly. Despite not initially having a website or a product name, they managed to generate significant revenue, showcasing a scrappy, no-code approach to tech product development.

The first prototype was built inside of a spreadsheet, using APIs from different third-party sources to pull info into Google Sheets alongside formulas to parse and transform information into useful statistics. This no-code approach helped validate the idea before transitioning to a more developed product with the aid of developers.

"Permworks started the business with no code tools. They built their first version of the product using Bubble.io, a no-code platform, by purchasing a pre-built template and developing their marketplace on top of it."

"Jacky utilized no-code and low-code tools by integrating the PDF generation service with platforms like Zapier and Make.com, providing automation for business workflows without extensive coding."

"Initially, Onur Geneş used no code and low code solutions to build the first version of Nureply. He leveraged OpenAI's GPT-3 to create the AI model, automating data collection and email writing without extensive custom coding, combining this with UI elements and payment systems to create a functional product."

Fed used a combination of third-party services and custom scripts to initially build GummySearch. He started with rough scripts for social listening on Reddit, which didn't even require a login and was more of an internal tool. This suggests a scrappy initial approach, leveraging existing tools without traditional coding to build and iterate on the business concept.

Mohamad started Hawk Prospecting using no/low-code tools. He built the platform primarily with Bubble, a no-code tool, which allowed him to create both front-end and back-end functionalities without needing extensive coding knowledge. This approach enabled him to bring his SaaS product to market quickly and cost-effectively, spending only $300 on a freelance developer for some final features instead of the $50K initially quoted for full development.

Sasa started Codemap.io using no-code tools. He used Bubble.io, a no-code web development platform, to build the marketplace, spending extensive hours designing and creating the product without traditional coding.

Quinn Zeda and the team initially built Conversion Crimes using no code tools like Google Forms and manual processes involving Amazon’s Mechanical Turk to create the first paper MVP. They later developed the first coded version using WordPress owing to their familiarity with it and its capacity to quickly implement features, which allowed them to launch quickly even if it was just the initial version.

Stas Moor initially rebuilt the website for Klokki using Webflow, a no-code tool.