17+ No-Code App Building Tools
No-code app builders let you create working software without writing code.
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MobiLoud
paidMobiLoud transforms your existing website into fast, fully branded iOS and Android apps that stay in sync automatically. It supports complex ecommerce setups, multi-language, multi-currency, and integrates seamlessly with your tech stack, while handling app build, launch, and maintenance.
Kintone
paidKintone is a customizable cloud workplace platform that centralizes your team's data, tasks, and communication for seamless collaboration. It enables no-code app building, workflow automation, and real-time data sharing across devices, empowering teams to work smarter and faster.
AppMySite
paidAppMySite is a no-code mobile app creator that enables businesses to build native iOS, Android, and PWA apps quickly without coding. It offers extensive customization, real device previews, seamless publishing, and integrations to boost engagement and conversions.
Bubble
freemiumBubble is a no-code platform that enables users to build web and mobile applications with AI assistance, eliminating the need for traditional coding. It empowers creators to design, customize, and launch apps quickly and efficiently.
Appy Pie
freemiumAppy Pie is an AI-powered no-code platform that enables users to create mobile apps and websites from simple text prompts without coding. It supports publishing on Android, iOS, and web with business-ready features like payments, bookings, and analytics.
Google AppSheet
paidGoogle AppSheet enables anyone to rapidly create custom applications and automate workflows without coding. It integrates seamlessly with Google Workspace and other data sources, leveraging AI to simplify app creation and enhance functionality.
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How to choose No-Code App Builders tools
Some focus on AI App Development, turning a plain description into a running app in minutes. Others are built for internal tools your team uses every day, or for automating the steps in a business process. Two broad approaches exist: tools where AI writes the app from a typed instruction, and tools where you drag and drop components into place.
Lovable, Base44, and WeWeb all have free plans and can export the code the AI generates, so you keep full ownership of what is built. Retool is paid only, with its Team plan at $100 per builder per month, making it the steepest entry price here. Airtable and Softr both offer free plans and lean toward workflow automation and internal portals. Quixy starts at $165 per month billed annually and has no free plan, only a 14-day trial.
Whether AI writes the app or you build it visually
Lovable, Base44, and Wabi all take a plain-language description and turn it into a working app without you touching a visual editor. Base44 also sets up the backend, handles sign-in, and deploys the app automatically. WeWeb gives you both: an AI generation step and a drag-and-drop editor to adjust the result. Softr and Retool lean toward the visual side, letting you connect data sources and arrange components yourself. Typing what you want and getting a running app is the direct route with Base44 or Lovable. If you want to adjust layout after the AI builds a first version, WeWeb fits that better.
Internal tools and workflows versus public web apps
Retool, WeWeb, and Softr are built around internal tools: dashboards, admin panels, and portals that connect to your existing data. Airtable and Quixy focus on automating the steps in a business process, with Quixy's Starter plan at $165 per month billed annually aimed at teams that need structured approval flows. Lovable and Base44 are better suited to public-facing web apps, including ones with user accounts and hosted front ends. Quickbase, at $35 per user per month on its Team plan, sits in the workflow and project-tracking space for larger teams.
What you pay before your first app is live
Lovable, Airtable, Base44, Wabi, and Dumble all have free plans you can start on today. WeWeb and Softr also have free plans, with Softr's paid plans starting at $49 per month. GoodBarber starts at $30 per month with no free tier. Quixy offers only a 14-day trial before billing begins at $165 per month. Retool's first paid step is $100 per builder per month, which adds up fast for a small team. Base44's free plan has daily and monthly message limits. WeWeb's paid plan requires a sales call and the price is not published.
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Frequently asked questions
Which no-code app builders have a free plan?
Lovable, Airtable, Base44, Wabi, Dumble, WeWeb, and Softr all have free plans. Base44's free tier limits how many messages you can send per day and per month. Airtable's free plan caps the number of users and restricts advanced AI features. Quixy bills from $165 per month annually, and Retool's Team plan is $100 per builder per month, both without a free publishing option.
Which tool builds an app from a text description?
Base44, Lovable, and Wabi all take a plain-language prompt and generate a working app from it. Base44 also sets up the backend and hosting automatically, so the app is ready to share without extra steps. Wabi focuses on smaller, shareable mini-apps rather than full business software. Lovable produces code you can export and sync to a code repository, which matters if you want to move the project later.
Which no-code builder suits internal business tools?
Retool, WeWeb, and Softr are the tools here built specifically for internal use: dashboards, admin panels, and staff portals connected to your data. Retool is paid only from $100 per builder per month on its Team plan. WeWeb has a free plan, but its paid tier requires a sales call for pricing.
Which tools handle workflow automation?
Airtable, Softr, Quixy, and Quickbase all cover automating the steps in a business process. Airtable and Softr both have free plans to start. Quickbase's Team plan is $35 per user per month billed annually and connects to enterprise systems like Salesforce and SAP.
Can I export the code from a no-code app builder?
Yes, from some of them. Lovable exports production-ready code and lets you sync it to a code repository. WeWeb also exports the full code so you own it completely. Base44 offers a code repository integration for teams that want to customise beyond what the visual editor allows. Most other tools here do not mention a code export option, so if owning the underlying code matters, those three are the ones to look at.
Which no-code app builder is the most expensive to start?
Retool's Team plan at $100 per builder per month is the steepest entry price among tools with published pricing. Quixy follows at $165 per month for its Starter plan billed annually, with no free plan at all. GoodBarber starts at $30 per month. Quickbase's Team plan is $35 per user per month billed annually. WeWeb and Softr both have free plans, making them the lower-risk starting points for teams watching costs.