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What's the best suited nocode builder to make a website like Couchsurfing?

by Jon Tanimura

What's the best suited nocode builder to make a website like Couchsurfing?Easier&cheaper the better. TIA

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 on May 17, 2021
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    If you want to build a full-fledged web application without writing any code, I would suggest to give a try to DrapCode (https://drapcode.com) as it has several features for developing a complete web application including design part, workflow, events, database, external APIs, notifications, etc.

    Thanks.

    steven_voss
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    3 years ago
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      Thanks! cool, I will look into it.

      zunanism
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    I don't know if it's the best for your use case, but you could check out https://www.sharetribe.com/ as it lets you create marketplaces without code.

    victormier
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    3 years ago
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      thanks! But my website will be more like a social community like Couchsurfing, not a marketplace...Is there any no code builder suited to this kind of purpose?

      zunanism
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      3 years ago
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    @zunanism
    OLITT Website Builder - https://www.olitt.com/

    You get free ssl and web hosting. YOu also get to connect your won domains for free.

    YvetteAhono
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    3 years ago
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      Thanks!

      zunanism
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      3 years ago
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        Welcome.

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