There is a misconception that no-code is a lot less powerful than it actually is. Let’s dive into the specifics of what’s possible and not possible with our favorite no-code tool, Bubble.
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When the pandemic hit, Chicago-based RealGood Stuff wanted to create a custom website to handle pickup and delivery orders. The site needed to match the company’s quirky brand, so we built a Bubble app with a fully custom design, featuring:
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Dividend Finance raised $300m to scale their solar financing business, which they ran on Bubble combined with Salesforce and a custom database architecture. We managed their Bubble application, which included:
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A popular online retailer with a platform built on Shopify wanted to update customers on new items that might fit their preferences. We built a weekly digest service that customers could opt into, which featured the following logic:
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Kleercard was looking to develop a product to help businesses automate and manage spending (e.g., issuing & monitoring virtual credit cards to employees). We built their product on top of the Marqeta enterprise payments API, including:
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A large tech brand was looking to launch a marketing campaign to provide cash-back rewards for select B2B customers. We built a platform to host and manage the campaign, passing a strict enterprise data security audit with features like:
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We built an MVP product for a social music startup. After they raised a large funding round from Andreessen Horowitz, they jumped to 50k daily active users and were scaling quickly. The team leveraged Bubble’s scaling capabilities to maintain peak application performance, including:
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Client wanted to help tech customers coordinate mass email marketing campaigns across their network of reseller partners. We built the logic in Bubble with the help of a custom-coded AWS function:
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After taking his previous company public, an entrepreneur was looking to create a marketplace for booking kids activities. One key requirement was having activity profile pages that could be easily found through search engines. We set up pages with:
