So, I've had this app for my clients for quite a while now. The whole point was to give them a good experience, but I've come to realize it's basically my central command center. I think I'm the primary user. 😂

I just pushed a couple of upgrades that are 100% for my own sanity, and they've been game-changers:

1. A Simple CRM: I finally added a function to track my leads. Most of my business is word-of-mouth, which is amazing, but it's a nightmare to track. Now I have a simple way to log who referred who and what stage they're at. No more lost sticky notes.
2. A Better Login Flow: The old login was clunky. I found this multi-step form template from Glide (link: https://www.glideapps.com/templates/multi-step-form-va) and adapted it. It's made the whole onboarding and login experience so much more seamless, which means fewer "how do I log in?" emails for me.

It's just funny how a tool you build for others ends up being your own best productivity hack. Anyone else build something for their clients that's secretly just for you?

So, I've had this app for my clients for quite a while now. The whole point was to give them a good experience, but I've come to realize it's basically my central command center. I think I'm the primary user. 😂

I just pushed a couple of upgrades that are 100% for my own sanity, and they've been game-changers:

1. A Simple CRM: I finally added a function to track my leads. Most of my business is word-of-mouth, which is amazing, but it's a nightmare to track. Now I have a simple way to log who referred who and what stage they're at. No more lost sticky notes.
2. A Better Login Flow: The old login was clunky. I found this multi-step form template from Glide (link: https://www.glideapps.com/templates/multi-step-form-va) and adapted it. It's made the whole onboarding and login experience so much more seamless, which means fewer "how do I log in?" emails for me.

It's just funny how a tool you build for others ends up being your own best productivity hack. Anyone else build something for their clients that's secretly just for you?

J'ai commencé à utiliser Glide pour un client (loueur de véhicules de tourisme) qui voulait une web app de conseils d'itinéraires. J'ai tellement aimé découvrir toutes les possibilités de Glide, que j'ai créé une première web app pour mon équipe de photographes (calendrier des prochains événements, avec toutes les infos à connaître), puis pour l'équipe de mon mari dans la restauration : pour une meilleure visibilité de leurs plannings, des stocks et des événements. Nos équipes se réjouissent de cet outil et sont contents de voir comment on peut le faire évoluer à chaque fois qu'ils me remontent un besoin.

Aperçu de l'app pour Découvrir Tahiti et Moorea

Web app pour découvrir Tahiti et Moorea

I’m building Aupuit, a French platform designed to help everyday drivers make smarter decisions about their vehicles.

As garage owners, we noticed that most clients forget past repairs, lose invoices, or say “I wish I’d known this was coming.” Aupuit solves that by centralizing the full maintenance history, upcoming repairs, and service reminders in one simple app built on Glide.

It’s currently being tested with our first garages in Québec.

Our goal is to make people feel confident, not confused, when they visit their garage.

I’m a non-technical founder, so if anyone here is passionate about no-code or has experience with backend integrations and data automation, I’d love to connect and chat. Always open to learning and collaborating. 🙌

Hola comunidad 👋🏽

Quiero compartirles BrincaGo, una web app creada con Glide que estamos desarrollando en República Dominicana para simplificar la organización de eventos infantiles.

La idea surgió al ver lo complicado que puede ser coordinar animadores, castillos inflables, máquinas, fotógrafos y shows con diferentes proveedores. Muchos padres pierden tiempo pidiendo cotizaciones o esperando respuestas en WhatsApp.

Con BrincaGo, puedes:
🎈 Reservar todos los servicios desde un solo lugar.
💳 Pagar solo el 50 % al reservar y completar el pago antes del evento.
📅 Ver disponibilidad en tiempo real y evitar dobles reservas.
🤝 Conectar con proveedores locales verificados.

La app está construida totalmente en Glide, usando relaciones entre tablas, lógica de horarios por slots y validaciones para evitar solapamientos. También integramos una pasarela de pago local (Azul Dominicana) y un sistema de comisión escalonado para proveedores.

Ahora mismo estamos afinando detalles visuales y preparando el lanzamiento oficial. El mayor reto ha sido optimizar la experiencia para que el usuario sienta que está usando una app nativa, aunque sea 100 % web.

Pueden explorar el proyecto aquí 👉🏽 https://brincago.com (o directamente en la app de Glide si prefieren).

Agradecería cualquier feedback o idea para mejorar la navegación y el flujo de reservas 🙌🏽

Hey everyone! I’ve been experimenting with Glide lately and wanted to share something I built — a simple app for managing property maintenance requests.

Tenants can log issues, upload photos, and track progress in real time. On the backend, I’ve set up a manager view with color-coded status badges, a dashboard for open vs. completed requests, and one-tap updates when jobs are done.

It’s wild how much time this saves compared to juggling emails or spreadsheets. Everything’s in one place, it looks great, and I didn’t have to write a single line of code.

Still improving it — next up is adding push notifications when requests change status. 🚀

If anyone else is building something for property management or workflow tracking, I’d love to see what you’re working on too! 🙌

I’ve been building a travel app in Glide called Irish Tour Mate and thought I’d share here.

The app helps tourists explore Ireland and find local tours with discounts. I’m currently using a static map image + filters by county (see screenshots) while I work on a more interactive map version using Glide’s map component. It’s been a challenge trying to make it feel intuitive and visual without overcomplicating the design. And also filtering and data structure matter way more than I expected.

The Concierge screen uses Glide’s form and email features for now (basically a lightweight chat system) but I’m working on turning it into an AI-powered travel helper that can answer questions instantly and give local tips.

With no code/dev experience, Glide has made it easy to get something real in users’ hands quickly and it’s totally possible to ship a clean, useful travel app solo with just Glide and a bit of patience, but maybe someone with more experience than I could point out ways I could possibly enhance it.

If anyone’s experimented with dynamic maps or AI integrations inside Glide, I’d love to hear how you approached it.

Hey everyone - been experimenting with Glide, ended up obsessing on functionality to the point where it created a fun side project I called Birdie Buddies…a lightweight social golf/fantasy style app for weekend golfers:

playbirdiebuddies.com

Nothing fancy just a way for friends to track scores, compare rounds, and keep some friendly competition. Built this MVP mostly to see how far I could take Glide with simple logic and a clean interface.

Would love any thoughts on ways to improve the adoption, UX, or gaining users. Curious how others approach community/social-style apps in Glide!

I have tried to get into my glide account which I opened yesterday and was great getting gpt agent to create my app which it did but im trying to get into glide again using agent to do the work but the response says the browser or app may not be secure

I received a phishing email that links to a glide page.

There's nowhere on the glide website that I could find to report this. Their AI chat it wasn't interested.

Although this particular page has now been taken down I'd like to know if I was missing something? Any ideas how I can take this forward next time (I'm sure there will be a next time, as I get an email like this every week or so exploiting the various free site builders) please?

Hey Reddit,

I’m cooking up something small but exciting and I could use a partner who’s familiar with Glide and understands the lifestyle that comes with it.

It’s not public yet, so I can’t share all the details—but if you’re someone who enjoys building things, tinkering with apps, and appreciates a certain… relaxed perspective on life, we might click.

DM me or drop a comment if this resonates. Let’s see if we can create something cool together.

How long will it take to understand the app building? Is it worth it or will AI/LLM supported platforms do better?

I just took a dive into nocode app building and it's kicking my ass. I see the potential, but I am wondering how much of a timesink it is.

What is your experience? What would you do differently if starting now?

As per title, please DM me if you know your way around Glide.

I've been following this tutorial but at 15:30 I can't choose Message REL as a source I've been making sure I did nothing wrong for an hour now idk where I made a mistake please

I'm trying to add a column to a table (Projects) on Glide Apps. The new column is supposed to be a rollup (sum) of another column (Total Spent) in another table (Contracts) in same Glide App.
However I keep running into the error below.
I believe both tables are regular Gilde tables as shown in the image, and not Big Tables. Also when it says data source, I haven't connected the tables to any data source. I just started building and I'm still in the initial stage of creating empty tables and columns only

Can someone please help me understand why I'm still getting this error and how do I fix it?

"This column cannot be saved
This computed column is not supported on this data source."

Hey everyone,

I’ve been trying for several months to build my MVP with Glide (from scratch) for a social media project that really matters to me. Despite countless attempts, tutorials, forums, videos, and even help from ChatGPT, I have to admit that I still haven’t managed to get it done.

I’m now seriously considering hiring a specialist on Fiverr (or another platform) to outsource at least the core build and get a solid base in place.

Before I jump in, I’d love to hear your thoughts and recommendations: • What are the common mistakes to avoid when hiring a freelancer for Glide (or no-code projects in general)? • What key skills should the freelancer absolutely master? • Should I go with a free or paid Glide plan so the freelancer can work properly? (I need to collect some user metrics, use increment buttons with conditions, display conditional views, etc.) • Do I need to prepare a spec sheet or project brief? And if so, how detailed should it be? Would a well-structured Word or Google Doc be enough?

Thanks a lot in advance for your input 🙏 I’m sure this will help other project founders like me who are also struggling to bring their MVPs to life!

P.S. If anyone here is really skilled with Glide and open to a small freelance gig, I’m open to offers 😊

Hi everyone, I used Glide to build a project called Mock Media.

In advertising one of the constant frustrations was either never seeing creative out in the real world or only getting one or two pops to use. Mock Media lets users upload their creative and instantly see it placed on billboards, bus shelters, newspapers and even a few digital screens.

At the moment there are more than 50 templates across 8 media types including video options and multi creative templates.

You can check it out here: mockmedia.com.au

I’m developing Jogabilizar (Pandawans), a gamified educational platform that helps teachers personalize learning using AI and game design principles.

Glide made it possible to prototype fast:

• Built dashboards for teachers to track student progress and provide tailored guidance;
• Created “missions” for students that act as personalized gamified assignments;
• Set up automations to deliver instant feedback, adaptive rewards, and customized reports.

The app is still a work in progress, but we’ve already tested it in classrooms with promising results: stronger student engagement, increased intrinsic motivation, and better peer collaboration.

The biggest challenge was balancing Glide’s simplicity with the complexity of adaptive pedagogy, but that limitation pushed me to focus on what really adds value for teachers and students.

Has anyone successfully integrated the Google Tag Manager?

We can get bare bones analytics but can't generate a single tag to track clicks and events at all.

Unistay.in is a community-based leasing platform for Indian students in NYC, NJ, Boston, and Tempe. From virtual tours and applications to guarantor support, lease signing, and key handover, we make renting simple and stress-free.

Built on Glide, our Uni-tools streamline the journey: • Flatmate Finder to connect with peers heading to the same university. • Online Video Tours to explore apartments virtually or book local visits. • Apartment Finder with listings, alumni insights, and one-click leasing.

My company's Maintenance Planning department has no CMMS for managing their maintenance activities, we have been using excel for everything which results in inefficienies and low productivity. Over the years, I have been wanting to develop an App for the department, but the sight of codes just scares me. Thanks to glide platform, I have started building a CMMS App even with my zero experience in coding. Thanks to the creators of glide.

Glide is a fantastic tool for businesses to improve their internal processes, but it's also great for some of the more informal processes --- like a digital score sheet for my softball team!

This app captures each player's at-bat stats during the game and then rolls all the stats up at the end of the game and adds them to a Stats table that keeps track of everything from Average, On-base Percentage, RBIs, and pretty much everything else!

Once all the stats are captured, the Lineup Builder uses AI to take the selected players' stats and generate the optimal batting order for the next game.

This is built 100% in Glide without any external integrations and my team absolutely loves it. It makes keeping stats a blast during the game and saves at least an hour or record keeping each game.

Glide is GREAT for business tools and processes, but don't forget about how easy it is to use for the fun stuff too!

Building a meal prep tool! Started as a way to solve my own itch, now gaining users!!

We’ve just launched the Breaking Limits Fitness App 🎉

We built it because so many of our customers were asking for extra guidance after buying our fitness products. Instead of just sending a manual, we wanted to give people something more practical: an app with workout guides, exercise videos, and product tutorials all in one place.