No-code platforms can support different kinds of applications, from tools with built-in data to workflows that automate tasks. Compared on API access, built-in database, workflow automation and native mobile apps, these entries also show whether self-hosting is available. Check included users and free-plan availability, then weigh paid-from pricing against what you need. Ninox, FlutterFlow and MIT App Inventor are among the platforms to compare, alongside Adalo and Bubble. Consider what you want to build, who will use it and how it needs to run, then assess the listed capabilities and access details against those requirements.
MIT App Inventor offers a free browser-based way to design and program mobile apps with blocks. Its main platform limit is that packaged apps can currently be built and installed only for Android.
Choose ToolJet if your team needs internal business applications with data connections, workflow automation, and role controls, or needs an on-premise deployment option.
8.6Free plan · paid from $23/mo · 14-day trialVisit site
Formaloo brings app components, data logic, workflows, and integrations into a no-code web app builder. The free plan has useful breadth, while storage and seat limits may matter as a team grows.
Ragic combines configurable databases with reporting, workflow options, and mobile access. Check the free plan's sheet and record caps against your needs, or consider a paid plan or the 30-day trial.
7.1Free plan · paid from $5/user/mo · 30-day trialVisit site
Retool brings app building, mobile capabilities, and workflow automation together around a business’s data. Check plan user limits, workflow allowances, and AI credit terms before choosing a tier.
7.1Free plan · paid from $10/mo (annual)Visit site
Saltcorn offers visual app building, relational data, workflows, and deployment flexibility in a MIT-licensed platform with no licence fee or per-seat cost.
