How Has AppGyver Never Been Discussed on BHW?

I just came across AppGyver and immediately signed up. I did a search here and saw 0 results, so I figured I would mention it in case others were looking to build some nocode apps - it's amazing.

It's a no code app builder with all kinds of functionality: Rest API support, visual logic, tons of modules, react native, animations, and more - this tool is a beast. Supports all kinds of devices as well.

Best part? It's free for indies and companies with less than $10 million in revenue or funding.

AppGyver[dot]com

This may sound like a promotion, but I have no connection with the company - just found it, messed around with it for a few, and got super excited by the potential and thought I would share here because I'm sure there's others on here who haven't seen it yet. I haven't exported anything but the company appears to be large and stable so I assume it should work without a hitch - if you try it out let us know your experience.

I've looked at alternatives in the past but they've either been garbage or too expensive for just dabbling until the right idea strikes.

Hopefully it'll help a few people out on their App journeys!

Tried to use it but seems sloppy. Check FlutterFlow instead.

BrokenJamJar said:

Tried to use it but seems sloppy. Check FlutterFlow instead.

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Interesting - I found the interface to be pretty clean so far, but I haven't done a deep dive yet so that very well could be the case for more advanced usage. I checked out FlutterFlow, it looks solid as well. Trying out the free plan - thanks for the suggestion!

I tried it myself seems pretty cool for a quick job.

X said:

Interesting - I found the interface to be pretty clean so far, but I haven't done a deep dive yet so that very well could be the case for more advanced usage. I checked out FlutterFlow, it looks solid as well. Trying out the free plan - thanks for the suggestion!

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It all depends on what type of application you really want to build. Platforms like AppGyver is really limited even though it's free.

Since Flutter is a rising framework(supports web, iOS & Android) based on Dart language, FlutterFlow is a promising future for no code community I feel like. At least it has the ability to scale a project without having to redo everything & restart. You can even connect it with firebase with no sweat.

Also, you can check out Adalo if you want to build something fast and without no coding at all. They are a bit pricy but gets the job done.

X said:

Interesting - I found the interface to be pretty clean so far, but I haven't done a deep dive yet so that very well could be the case for more advanced usage. I checked out FlutterFlow, it looks solid as well. Trying out the free plan - thanks for the suggestion!

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gonna give it a go
btw X we are friends now ok


Sounds pretty interesting, I wonder how the output coding if its gets cluttered and may cause lag etc or not

Had a look, amazing that they have those big client apps that have been built. Definitely a foot in the door for anyone new to apps.
Hopefully, you can package them up for app stores for free too?

xReminisce said:

gonna give it a go
btw X we are friends now ok
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Sounds pretty interesting, I wonder how the output coding if its gets cluttered and may cause lag etc or not

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haha definitely cool with being friends! And agreed, I'd like to see how smooth the apps are when deployed - gonna find out soon enough.

Panther28 said:

Had a look, amazing that they have those big client apps that have been built. Definitely a foot in the door for anyone new to apps.
Hopefully, you can package them up for app stores for free too?

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I believe you can compile and distribute at no extra cost! I didn't see any limitations so far.

They put their own ads on your app and if you want to remove ads you have to pay subscription fee

XenPai said:

They put their own ads on your app and if you want to remove ads you have to pay subscription fee

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Where did you see that? I couldn't find any mention of it.

Do you own it lol

MrWhite2018 said:

Do you own it lol

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I wish lol

X said:

Where did you see that? I couldn't find any mention of it.

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Go check that site. They'll take your 50% ad income.

WOW Thank you for this! Does it support IAP?

Should come in handy for something that I am about to experiment

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Go check that site. They'll take your 50% ad income.

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You could probably null it to remove their stuff. This is blackhat world after all.