18.2
Adalo is a visual no-code builder for database-driven apps, letting users create native iOS and Android apps and responsive web apps from one project.
Free planAndroidiOSWeb
Best No Code Platform in 2026
No-code platforms let you build software without writing standard application code. Use this chart to compare tools for building apps and services, then check the publishing options that fit your project. Android availability differs across platforms. When phone use matters, look for Android support and compare access through web, iOS, API, self-hosting and Windows alongside the app types you need.
28.2
Base44 is an AI platform for creating apps, websites, agents, backends and games from plain-language descriptions.
Free planAndroidiOSWeb
38.2
Ninox is a low-code platform for building business software and workflows, using AI alongside tools for organizing data, setting business rules,…
Free planAndroidiOSWeb
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Thunkable
Thunkable is a platform for creating custom native mobile apps and websites without technical expertise.
Free planAndroidiOSWebAPI8.2From $18 a month - 5
8.1From $32 a month - 6
Saltcorn
Saltcorn is an open-source database app builder for making custom applications, workflows and interfaces with visual tools.
Free planAndroidiOSWebAPI7.6From $6 a month - 7
Xano
Free planAndroidiOSWebAPI7.5From $85 a month - 8
Glide
Glide is a web platform for creating internal business apps, with GlideOS offered as a separate AI software development product and pricing structure from Glide Classic.
Free planWeb7.4From $25 a month - 9
Backendless
Free planAndroidiOSWeb7.3From $15 a month - 10
Apphive
Free planAndroidiOSWeb7.2From $70 a month - 11
Clappia
Free planAndroidiOSWeb7.2From $8 a month - 12
Fliplet
Free planAndroidiOSWeb7.2From $25 a month - 13
Google AppSheet
Google AppSheet is a no-code platform for creating apps and automations.
AndroidiOSWebAPI7.1From $5 a month - 14
7.0From $22 a month - 15
BuildFire
AndroidiOSWebAPI7.0From $165 a month - 16
Kissflow
Kissflow is enterprise workflow management software for building, automating and governing processes across departments.
AndroidiOSWebAPI7.0 - 17
6.8From $19 a month - 18
WeWeb
WeWeb is a web app builder for creating applications published to the web, with mobile publishing available.
Free planWeb6.8From $13 a month - 19
Tadabase
WebAPI6.7From $504 a year - 20
Appy Pie App Builder
AndroidiOSWeb6.6From $16 a month - 21
Directual
AndroidiOSWeb6.6From $39 a month - 22
GoodBarber
AndroidiOSWeb6.6From €36 a month - 23
Stacker
Stacker provides web-based AI agents that connect to workplace tools, perform tasks, and return results for marketing, sales, finance, and operations teams.
WebAPI6.6From $50 a month - 24
WEM No-Code
AndroidiOSWebAPI6.6 - 25
Betty Blocks
AndroidiOSWeb6.5From €1,500 a month
Choosing well
Check phone and platform support
Start with Android availability if the project is for a Xiaomi, Redmi or POCO phone or tablet. Verify whether the platform also offers web, iOS, API, self-hosted or Windows access.
Compare the app types offered with the software you want to publish.
Review free plans and paid tiers
A free plan can help you start without a subscription, while a free trial gives you time-limited access before payment. Check the paid-from price and whether the free option covers your intended use.
Base44 shows a free plan, with annual-billing prices beginning at $16 per month. BuildFire lists a 30-day trial, starts at $165 per month and has no free plan.
Review publishing options
Publishing options affect where people can use what you build. Check support for web, Android, iOS, Windows and other destinations before choosing a platform.
If your project needs an API or self-hosted deployment, confirm that option in the platform details.
Check limits and code control
Compare included users and data record limits with the size of your project. These limits can affect whether a free or paid plan is suitable.
If you may extend the app or move its code elsewhere, review custom-code support and source-export availability. Check both before committing to a platform.
Questions people ask
Do no-code platforms support Android?
Android availability differs by platform. Look up Android support in each listing, then compare web, iOS, API, self-hosted and Windows options.
Can I start with a free plan?
Some platforms in this category provide a free plan. Check its user, data and publishing limits before relying on it for a project.
Are free trials available?
Some platforms in this category provide free trials. Trial length and access differ, so check the individual platform details.
What pricing details should I compare?
Check for a free plan, any trial period and the starting paid price. BuildFire starts at $165 per month; Base44 lists $16 per month on annual billing.
Can I export source code?
Source export is a comparison field for these platforms. Check the individual listing if you need to take generated code to another environment.