React No-Code: Appgyver, Draftbit and Clutch

In this video, we will be looking at Appgyver, Draftbit and Clutch. What do these 3 have in common? They are all based on react and react native but each is quite different and offer something unique. We will look at their websites, pricing and visual builders and at the end I will give my verdict on my preference.

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Contents of this video

00:00 Intro
00:45 Appgyver website
03:05 Appgyver builder
08:39 Draftbit website
09:34 Draftbit builder
11:05 Clutch website
14:09 Clutch builder
18:47 Summary
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Intro/outro video illustrations credit: Pixeltrue
Intro/outro music credit: Benjamin Tissot (also known as Bensound)

[seanchen]

five minutes in already loved the video

[mouneyrac]

This is really good! I was studying low-code app builders and I did not know about Clutch. I really like that you explain from a person who can both design and code - awesome job - I hope you will continue.

[morenointl]

Thanks for the video, helped me in my research

[elle]

Another fantastic video. I'm excited to see your channel grow. It's a strong idea!

What do you think about Xano especially for people who prefer self hosting but can't code

[Atsolok]

Hi, great video! What builder would you recommend for building mobile apps that you can use offline? Or can all 3 of the above build that?

[theenglishfactory]

Hi, Thank you for your well explained videos. Very listener friendly. Could you answer some questions? I think I need a PWA app but not sure, actually. Do any of these no-code makers allow the apps to be PWA? And what is SAP? I looked at its website but I am confused????

[mohamadshanaah]

Hey, why do you exclude Clutch when you talked about Mobile Apps? Do you recommend Clutch for Mobile Apps in 2023?

[gpEDM]

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