Top 3 Things We Learned About No-Code Users Last Year Learnings we discovered through our No-Code Census 2020 research.
Bubble App of the Day: Cottrell Consulting Cottrell Consulting serves as a portfolio and contact page for data visualization consulting services.
Bubble App of the Day: Kinetic Kinetic is an app that helps startups create meaningful relationships.
Bubble App of the Day: LTR Now LTR Now helps property managers and renters share their rental experiences through an app.
4 Black Female Founders to Watch in 2021 Learn about our inaugural Immerse pre-accelerator finalists and Demo Day winner.
How Can Your Bubble App Scale? Building no-code web applications for massive success and optimal performance.
Bubble App of the Day: Kappa TrainUp TrainUp is a two-sided marketplace for at-home fitness training and online workout classes.
Bubble App of the Day: N-Arcade N-Arcade is a free online gaming app that offers over 100 different games.
What’s New with Immerse in 2021 Learn how we are expanding and iterating on our pre-accelerator program for underrepresented founders.
Bubble App of the Day: The Excel Dashboard Toolkit The Excel Dashboard Toolkit founder shares how his app allows users to build visually stunning dashboards in Excel with design elements.
Bubble App of the Day: SpeakEasy SpeakEasy helps parents boost the speech and language development of their children, from birth-to-five.
How I Founded Two No-Code Startups The story of how I built two companies, hit $40k MRR, and pitched to Bill Clinton without writing a line of code.
Bubble App of the Day: Codemap Codemap is a freelance platform for no-code & automation projects that connects clients with vetted experts and agencies.
Bubble App of the Day: YourVegRecipe YourVegRecipe is a simple and intuitive food blog with 400+ vegetarian recipes specializing in Indian and Jain Food.
Bubble App of the Day: Lingua Fortis Lingua Fortis uses algorithmically created courses to set itself apart from other language apps & teach students how language is actually used in real life conversations.