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AppSheet
(1 votes, average: 4.00 out of 5)
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Google AppSheet is a no-code development platform that allows users to build custom apps from data sources like Google Sheets, Excel, and databases. It uses AI to understand the data and suggest app structures and features. While not a video or audio editing tool, AppSheet can be used by video creators to build internal tools... [Read the full review]
Create
Create.xyz appears to be a platform focused on no-code or low-code app development. They likely offer tools and resources to help users build web or mobile applications without extensive coding knowledge. While not a video or audio editing tool, Create. xyz could be useful for video creators who want to develop custom apps for their... [Read the full review]
Jotform Apps
Jotform Apps is a no-code app builder that allows users to create mobile apps using Jotform’s drag-and-drop interface and its extensive library of forms and widgets. While not a video or audio editing tool, Jotform Apps can be used by video creators to build simple apps for their audience, such as a portal to access... [Read the full review]
MIT App Inventor
MIT App Inventor is a free, block-based programming tool that allows users to create Android apps. It’s designed to be accessible to beginners without prior coding experience. While not a video or audio editing tool, App Inventor can be used by video creators to build custom Android apps for their audience, such as a simple... [Read the full review]
Replit
Replit is an online coding platform that provides an integrated development environment (IDE) in the browser. It supports a wide range of programming languages and offers features for collaboration and deployment. While not a no-code tool, Replit’s ease of access and collaborative features can be useful for video creators who need to write code for... [Read the full review]
Adalo
Adalo is a no-code platform that allows users to build native mobile apps and web applications with a visual drag-and-drop interface. It offers a range of components and integrations. While not a video or audio editing tool, Adalo can be used by video creators to build more complex applications for their audience, such as video... [Read the full review]
Noloco
Noloco is a no-code platform that enables users to build internal tools and customer-facing applications from data stored in spreadsheets or databases. It offers a visual builder and various components. While not a video or audio editing tool, Noloco can be useful for video creators who need to build internal tools to manage their production... [Read the full review]
Miaoda by Baidu
Baidu is a Chinese multinational technology company that provides various internet-related services and products, including a search engine, online advertising platform, AI services, and more. While Baidu itself is not a no-code development platform, its extensive AI capabilities could potentially be integrated into future tools or services that might assist content creators. Currently, it serves... [Read the full review]
Kodular
Kodular is a free, block-based platform for building native Android apps without coding. It’s similar to MIT App Inventor but offers more advanced components and features. While not a video or audio editing tool, Kodular can be used by video creators to build sophisticated Android apps for their audience, such as video players, fan communities,... [Read the full review]
Rose AI
Rose.ai appears to be a platform that focuses on AI-powered data analysis and visualization. It likely offers tools to help users explore data, generate insights, and create interactive dashboards or reports using artificial intelligence. While not a video or audio editing tool, Rose. ai could be useful for video creators who work with data related... [Read the full review]