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Line 35: * '''[https://www.bildr.com/ Bildr], [https://www.softr.io/ Softr], [https://www.relay.app/ Relay.app]'''[https://www.relay.app/ :] No-code tools with intuitive interfaces for building web and app solutions, with optional low-code flexibility for added functionality. * '''[https://www.flutterflow.io/ FlutterFlow], [https://firebase.google.com/ Firebase], [https://www.weweb.io/ WeWeb], [https://www.xano.com/ Xano], [https://bubble.io/ Bubble], [https://backendless.com/ Backendless]''' (no-code mode): Combine front-end and backend features to build responsive web and mobile apps, but allow low-code options such as APIs or scripting for more advanced scenarios. * [[GoodBarber]] is a no-code tool to build PWA and native mobile apps without coding using pre-built templates or drag and drop features to add contents and navigation elements on a canvas to build apps from scratch. == Low-code platforms ==

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