Floris Meulensteen

I used WebViewGold to turn my Softr app into a native Android app. It was fast and required almost no technical setup. I first tried building a WebView app myself, but that turned out to be too complex and time-consuming. Tip: Great solution if you want to publish a web-based product as a mobile app without coding. Alternative considered: Custom WebView build — but too technical for my needs.

I used Framer to build my marketing website. It’s clean, modern, and intuitive — I was able to get a great-looking site live without needing dev help. I also considered Webflow, but found Framer easier to use and quicker to learn. Tip: Perfect for fast, beautiful websites with animations and responsive design. Alternative considered: Webflow – powerful, but more expensive and less themes.

I used Airtable as the backend for my Softr app. It’s flexible, easy to manage, and lets me structure data visually. I considered using Softr’s new internal database, but it doesn’t yet support automations, which I rely on. Tip: Airtable is great if you need both data structure and automation. Alternative considered: Softr Databases – promising, but lacks full automation support (for now).

I used Softr to build a no-code app. It’s incredibly user-friendly and allowed me to launch quickly without a developer. I especially liked how easy it was to connect to external data sources like Airtable and manage content visually. Tip: Great for building portals, MVPs, and internal tools fast. Alternative considered: Bubble – but it was more complex to set up.