Appgyver

AppGyver builds internal applications for companies to make their workflows smarter. Internal applications are created with AppGyver's web based App Builder, allowing users to create custom applications for their workflows without writing code.
What is No-Code?
No-code is a term used to describe software applications that allow users to create apps by dragging and dropping widgets onto a canvas. No-code applications eliminate the need to code or write any code at all.
No-code platforms are also scalable. Because you can add and remove components without programming, it's easy to develop and maintain apps that can be adapted for a wide range of screen sizes and devices. No-code platforms are also highly customizable, meaning they can be customized to fit your unique brand and marketing needs.
Internal Applications:
A company's workflow is the set of processes that happen within a business every day. These processes can be as simple as checking email, scheduling meetings, or as complex as running a logistics department.
When these workflows get complicated, it can be very difficult to track everything that happens. AppGyver's internal applications allow companies to create custom workflows that are easier to track, more reliable, and improve the quality of their business.
AppBuilder:
The App Builder is the tool that allows users to create their own internal applications. It is a web based tool that allows users to build workflows quickly and easily.
What does the App Builder do?
The App Builder is a web based application that allows users to build workflows quickly and easily. It does this by providing a drag and drop interface to help users create their own internal applications.
Why should you use an AppBuilder?
The App Builder is the easiest way to create your own internal applications. It makes it easy for users to build applications that are customized to their needs.
What kind of internal applications can I create with the App Builder?
Users can build internal applications that automate data collection, mobile forms, workflow automation, process improvement, and more.
This is a very efficient way of building apps, because there is no programming required. However, it has its limitations. In particular, this approach cannot be used to create apps that involve complex data structures, such as databases, or apps that require custom user interface elements (UI elements) or graphics.
Another limitation of this approach is that it is only possible to build apps for the iOS and Android operating systems. It is impossible to build apps for Windows or macOS.
In addition to being easy to use, no-code platforms are generally cheaper than traditional development tools because they don't require a team of developers, designers, and coders. With no-code, you can design, build, and test your app instantly, with no upfront cost.