Top products launched by the 100 Days of NoCode community in 2022

After researching what people built during the 100 Days of NoCode challenge, we compiled a list of some of the most exciting products launched by the community. Check it out! 👇

#1: A tool to help you stay fit

Leticia Schacht‘s first no-code app was developed during one of the most recent 100 Days of No Code bootcamps. She developed a tool to help you stay fit called Workout in your Inbox.

On the platform, users can access a curated list of YouTube workout videos. Workout instructors also can upload workouts.

However, Leticia also developed a newsletter-based community, which consists of sending customized workout playlists to members’ inboxes. Users can leave their emails on a Tally form to then receive once, twice, or three times a week an automated email sent via Mailerlite with selected workouts.

#2: An app that saves passwords & notes

Umair Tariq is a mobile developer who created Protector, an app that saves passwords and notes. Umair’s next goal is to make the app generate passwords.

You can check out more about the app and its features on the app’s profile on Glide. He built the app with no-code tools such as Glide, Airtable, and Figma.

#3: An opinionated bot

Creator and entrepreneur Roberto Morais built a no-code bot using Voiceflow. It’s a tool for designing, prototyping, and building voice apps on Alexa and Google. The bot’s called an “Opinionated no-code bot” and you can try it out here.

#4: An interactive chatbot

Decide to Dine is a no-code developed chatbot created by Sharlene Johnson as part of the 100 Days of No Code challenge. The product consists of an interactive chatbot that helps users find restaurants in over 30 countries quickly and easily!

#5: An app for beer lovers

Ben Mushen‘s app is a community-powered application that helps users find the beers they want to drink. It’s called Beer Shout and it was built in 30 days during one of 100 Days of No Code’s bootcamps.

#6: Automation tool in Zapier

This community member shared his progress on an automation tool that uses data from forms to send emails. Sounds like an interesting tool that could help content creators and business owners reach their first customers.

#7: An AI web app

Michael Novotny and Marc Fletcher built an AI social bio app on Bubble. It consists of a web app that creates your social media bio (particularly for Twitter) through artificial intelligence.

Firstly, you’ll need to add a few keywords to shape your bio. Then, you’ll have to choose an influencer to inspire your AI bio. And as a final step, you’ll just have to click on “Create” to generate your bio!

For example, “I’m an indie journalist and content creator. I believe in honest, independent media and telling stories that matter. Follow me for the latest news and insights!”

Read the original post about the best of 100 Days Of NoCode in Unita.