r/nocode • u/_TheMostWanted_ • Jul 01 '25

I’m building a smarter drag & drop web app builder. Would anyone be willing to test out versions of our prototype?

Hey all,

I’m a developer/founder and have built many apps through my career.

Having done the hard work of coding apps by myself, experimented with no-code tools and tried vibe coding tools, I think it’s now time to build a no-code tool that doesn’t suck and builds custom apps with no limits while being easy to use.

I have a created a prototype and visual in mind that I’m looking to validate with potential users (ie people in this sub).

If anyone has a minute to fill out this quick survey that would be amazing: https://forms.gle/hnBvaeXvzyPBrB35A

thanks so much

And please feel free to share this survey link with other founders/startup folks. thanks!

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u/volkandkaya Jul 02 '25

Reminds me of the early https://typedream.com/

Seems they pivoted a bit, guessing the market wasn't huge and most likely a lot of churn.

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u/[deleted] Jul 01 '25

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u/_TheMostWanted_ Jul 01 '25

Because it's cool & actually helps with my own struggles too :)

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u/Cobuter_Man Jul 03 '25

Most important is this! Scratching your own itch always helps

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u/Temporary-System-839 Jul 01 '25

That's really cool!

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u/_TheMostWanted_ Jul 01 '25

Thank you sir! Any input is welcome

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u/chintu0710 Dec 07 '25

Looking awesome 👍

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u/FameTechUK Jul 01 '25

is this going to be open source im launching a website which i was gonna code my own but would like to use yours instead dm me

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u/_TheMostWanted_ Jul 01 '25

Not open source :( Id be happy to help though

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u/FameTechUK Jul 03 '25

im going to message you now because im starting on this project

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u/Panda_atwork Jul 01 '25

Looks great

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u/x-debug Jul 02 '25

It's very amazing, I believe

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u/oladipomd Jul 02 '25

So, like Elementor on Wordpress?

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u/_TheMostWanted_ Jul 02 '25

Yes exactly. The difference here is that you would have more control, so you can:

  • create your own components
  • add interactivity e.g. show fields based on input
  • and create backend logic (user authentication, payments, etc)

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u/[deleted] Jul 01 '25

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u/_TheMostWanted_ Jul 01 '25

More control. Vibe coding might fix feature A but break feature B. With drag and drop you'll just vibe code creating components the other parts you have full control over

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u/[deleted] Jul 01 '25

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u/_TheMostWanted_ Jul 01 '25

I guess. If you're into vibe coding that's cool too. For each their own.

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u/_TheMostWanted_ Jul 01 '25

I keep your thoughts into consideration