How To Build An Uber Clone With No-Code Using Bubble (2024 Flexbox)

2024 UPDATE - INCLUDING FLEXBOX RESPONSIVE DESIGN

In this video, I'll be walking you through the step-by-step instructions to build your own ride-sharing app like Uber without writing a single line of code.

Follow along as I take the time to carefully explain the unique workflows to create your own Uber app. This updated tutorial was created on the new Bubble flexbox responsive design engine.

From registering user profiles, building a pricing algorithm, booking trips, sending messages, processing payments, and creating driver reviews - my full tutorial covers everything you need to build a functional MVP.

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About me

In 2020, I worked directly with the Bubble team to write their 'How-to build' blog series. Each installment shared written instructions on how to recreate popular products using their no-code tool. To simplify the building process, I've created my own video series to help guide you in a more engaging way.

Note: This video series has no direct affiliation with Bubble themselves. This is something I've created on my own.

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Interested in the full course?

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Timeline:
00:00 - Product demo
01:27 - Intro to Bubble
04:26 - Structuring your database
26:19 - Registering user accounts
49:12 - Register user payment details
1:28:00 - Displaying addresses on a map
1:41:00 - Creating a pricing algorithm
2:06:03 - Additional insights

[tajibstudios]

Ive been looking for a tutorial like this forever! You helped a lot!

[rady]

My dad already has his own ridshare business and officially just got his taxi cab business license. He asked me to create a website for him so his customers can book rides. I told him I would build an app instead. I’m not building this exactly but there are aspects you touch upon I wanted to learn about. Very good tutorial.

[ChrisGordon-The-Butler-Gordon]

Dear Sir, you are the BEST TEACHER I have ever come across on the net. Your manner and the way you explain are made so easy to understand, and your teaching skills are excellent. I look forward to my next lesson.
Best wishes Chris from Switzerland

[surfcirca]

I have been overwhelmed for weeks, considering I only dabble in small website builds. You are a life saver at the 1 yard line, or the penalty kick, maybe! With your video and a few html tricks, this was the perfect combination to build an app for a few thousand people (not exaggerated) that really wanted something like this. Thank you Thank you!

[diegolombardo]

Thank you for your videos, I think you excel at explaining things and it shows that you really know how to make people understand. Beautiful way of teaching.

[UKLGEAS]

Really good and comprehensive tutorial. I'm going to have a go at the rest myself but I think you'll be getting $89 from me later today lol

[Thuza]

literally creating my own app while i follow this video exactly as is...will tweak in the end and make changes here and there to fit my idea, great work

[asheel]

I purchased the course today.Very excited to begin working on my app.

[ncubevibz]

king of simplicity and amazing content thank you

[dibson]

Absolutely brilliant. Will definitely take the course for the full tutorial. Can you make a video for adding an option to schedule a ride as well?

[Phoxtra]

This is awesome, I need the rest of this tutorial.

[oyeleyeyombo]

You really know how to teach and train. Cheers

[tediak]

Great course by great teacher!

Flexbox is easier than using templates like canvas who in my opinion is rigid.

[alisamarkova]

Very very good, you're the BEST!

[a.c]

Could you upload this to the iOS App Store?

[benjaminshark]

Great video. Thanks for putting it together.

[stephenbrowne]

great video and super clear. very useful with the updated bubble features.

[charliehampson-ot]

Hi Lachlan, just a quick question. Is there a way to display the map without the ‘satellite’, ‘full screen’ or the ‘plus and minus’ sign on the map to give an overall cleaner look to the app without disabling zooming the dragging option? Thank you for all of the videos it’s much appreciated 👍

[gabriellefuentes]

Do you have more videos on how to finish it

[JoshuaLapidus]

Great content. Thanks for the detailed tutorial! What I'm having a little bit of issue with is adding a trip duration estimation function to the pricing algorithm. Apparently I can call Google Maps Distance & Duration API but for some reason I'm not structuring my request correctly. I know I can add another hidden input box and calculate the duration pricing and then add that my original pricing input box to round out the algorithm. Just stumped as to structuring the appropriate request to get the the information.