As a small business owner with no coding experience, I built a functional, professional-looking app for my business over a weekend. The drag-and-drop interface was incredibly intuitive, and I was blown away by how easily I could connect it to our existing Google Sheets. The publishing process was straightforward, and our app is now live on the stores. The value for the price is unbeatable for someone needing a custom app without a developer's budget. My only minor gripe was a slight lag when previewing complex screens on the larger, dynamic lists, but it was a minor issue in an otherwise fantastic experience.
As a small business owner with zero programming skills, I needed a simple way to create a customer loyalty app. Appy Geek's drag-and-drop interface made it shockingly easy to design a clean layout and connect it to my existing customer database. Within two weeks, I had a professional-looking app published on both app stores, and my customers love it. The platform handled all the technical publishing requirements I would have never figured out on my own.
As a small business owner with no technical background, I desperately needed an app to manage in-store promotions, but couldn't justify the cost of a developer. Appy Geek was a revelation. The drag-and-drop builder is incredibly intuitive; I built the basic structure of my app in a weekend. It connected to my existing product inventory API without a single line of code, and the ability to publish directly to the app stores saved me weeks of paperwork. My only wish is that they offered more advanced template options for e-commerce, but for creating a professional, functional app in days, not months, it's unbeatable for non-coders like me.
As a small business owner trying to build a simple customer app, I was drawn to the no-code promise. The drag-and-drop interface is indeed easy to start with, and I had a basic layout in an hour. However, the moment I tried to integrate my database and publish, everything fell apart. The app crashed constantly in testing, the documentation for API connections was outdated, and publishing to the app store was a convoluted, error-filled process that their support couldn't resolve. I wasted weeks and ultimately had to scrap the project.
As a small boutique owner with zero technical background, Appy Geek let me create a custom appointment booking app in just three days. The drag-and-drop interface was incredibly intuitive, and I easily connected it to my Google Calendar and Square payment system. Publishing to both app stores was straightforward with their guided process.
The drag-and-drop interface sold me on Appy Geek, but it's incredibly buggy and the logic for connecting databases is unintuitive. My simple app crashed repeatedly during testing, and publishing to the app stores was a nightmare of hidden errors and poor documentation. For the price, I expected a polished product, not a constant battle with the builder itself.
As a small business owner with zero coding experience, I needed a simple app for my cafe's loyalty program. Appy Geek made it incredibly easy. I dragged and dropped the elements I wanted, connected my customer spreadsheet, and had a working prototype in an afternoon. Publishing to the app stores was straightforward, and my customers are loving it.
As a coffee shop owner with zero coding experience, I needed a simple app for loyalty rewards and promotions. Appy Geek let me drag-and-drop everything I wanted in about two days. The templates were helpful, and connecting to my customer database was straightforward. My app is now live on both app stores, and customers love it.
As a small business owner needing a simple app, I was initially excited by Appy Geek's no-code promise. However, the drag-and-drop interface is clunky and unintuitive, often causing elements to misalign or break. Publishing to app stores was a nightmare of hidden fees and confusing steps that required external developer accounts anyway. For the price, I expected something much more polished and reliable.
While the drag-and-drop interface is simple and you can get a basic prototype built quickly, Appy Geek breaks down when you try to do anything complex. I ran into major issues trying to connect to a custom API, and the resulting app was buggy and slow on actual devices. Their support was slow to respond and ultimately couldn't resolve my core problem, so I had to abandon the project.
Based on 11 reviews
Appy Geek is a no-code app builder that allows anyone to quickly build custom mobile apps for iOS and Android. …
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