Feedback on a tool for no-coders
Hey all! I'm building SheetBase, a platform for using Google Sheets (more planned in the future) as a scalable backend for no-code apps built in Webflow, Retool, Softr, etc. I want SheetBase to be the go-to choice in managed no-code/low-code backends, to give some context. Right now, I'm not sure how the copy comes across, so I'm all ears.
Thanks so much in advance!
Hi, such a good idea, where did u get inspiration from?
A couple of notes - both copy & UI/UX if u don't mind
The main title should be "How this will solve my problem? How this can make life better?" So basically - why is it good to "Build powerful backends on top of Google Sheets."?
Features in the menu - I'd make a dropdown - right now, when I wanna see features, I have to scroll down and then decide whether I want to read more or not. Are features from the homepage connected with your features inside of that Features page? If so, link them together.
The ABCD in your graphics, it's super hard to notice - I'd make it either black, blue or blank. Maybe, I'd try to implement somehow google sheets logo. Screenshots might be good as well. Or these infographics that is half a screenshot and half a doodle.
The "Speadsheet wariors" tabs are super hard to notice. I'd maybe align it to the top or push it to the left.
I really like the gradients u have at the top of your homepage, it's a pitty they're not spread across more of your sections.
Yeah, that's it, just a short thought I had while checking your page. Best of luck with this biz!
Hi David, thanks so much! I got the idea after chatting with a few folks in the no-code space.
I appreciate the feedback. I recently rebranded as AnyBase to better convey the long-term idea. https://AnyBase.io
Great, happy to hear that. Best of luck with it! If you got any more Qs let me know, happy to help with anything.
Would be cool to see a demo on the homepage TBH
Scalable to me means millions+ records can Google Sheets handle that?
Google Sheets supports up to 10 million cells, but at that point you should be using a database. I use the word “scalable” in that context on the website, but I’m also kicking around the idea of having the option to take a Google Sheet and turn it into a managed SQL database.