Introduction
Today, no-code lets you launch projects quickly. It is an agile method that is easy to learn and, above all, easy to roll out within a company. Many no-code apps can help you grow your business. From launching your website to (almost) fully automating your business, here is our top 10 of the best tools to use in 2022.
1) Webflow
Unsurprisingly, we start with Webflow, since we build 100% of our websites with this tool.
What matters most is understanding why this tool can be valuable for your business.
Webflow lets you build a website that is easy to use, high-performing, free of bugs and crashes, optimized for search engines and, above all, 100% custom.
Discover all the advantages of Webflow in our dedicated article
2) Notion
Notion is a very well-designed note-taking app, richer than its minimalist look suggests. It has all the features you need to replace your productivity tools.
There is (almost) no limit to how you can organize yourself with Notion. New features also arrive very regularly.
3) Airtable
Often compared with Notion, Airtable is first and foremost a database tool.
With its very intuitive interface and its spreadsheet-like sheets, Airtable is a very popular collaborative tool that lets you set up many automations.
4) Zapier
To connect all your tools, you are bound to hear about Zapier.
This tool lets you automate workflows by connecting the apps and services you use. You automate tasks without having to build an integration yourself.
Zapier automations cover many tools used by businesses. The goal is to save time by automating your processes. Zapier is therefore an excellent tool for becoming more efficient in your business.
5) Make (formerly Integromat)
Integromat is a workflow automation tool similar to Zapier. It is a little less intuitive to get started with, but it can prove more powerful than Zapier for automating more complex tasks.
6) Typeform
Typeform is a very good no-code solution for creating contact forms, surveys or lead generation forms.
Typeform makes data collection easy and offers a very good user experience, fully customizable to match your brand image.
You can also create custom question paths and logic jumps to offer a tailored experience to each customer.
7) Memberstack
Memberstack lets you manage user accounts and paid subscriptions.
This tool integrates directly into your website. You can also customize it to match your brand image.
With Memberstack, you manage sign-ups and recurring payments. There are many use cases, from monetizing newsletters to managing communities, SaaS subscriptions or e-learning.
8) Bubble
Bubble lets you build an app without knowing any programming language. The tool has made its mark on the no-code world and is growing very quickly.
Bubble provides a visual set of components to assemble and launch fully functional apps. Its many customization options make it a very complete tool for software development and app building.
9) Weglot
Weglot is a no-code translation tool to integrate into your website. It automatically translates your content into the language of your choice. You can then approve or edit the translations in its in-context editor.
Translations are generated automatically with DeepL, Google Translate, Microsoft Translator and Yandex Translate. Several team members can then edit and approve the suggested translations to make sure the result suits you.
Weglot is very useful for translating your website very quickly.
10) Figma
Figma is a web app for graphics editing and interface design.
It covers all kinds of graphic design work, from website wireframes to mobile app interfaces, prototypes and social media visuals.
Figma runs in the cloud. It is very popular for its real-time collaboration, much like a Google Doc.
Conclusion
We cannot list here all the excellent no-code tools out there.
We chose to present the ones we use most often, for ourselves and above all for our clients.