What are the limitations with no-code platforms?
You can build all kinds of apps in Bootcamp. Let me explain what some of the most common types of apps are that students are building in our programs. In Bootcamp, 99% of students are building an app where the MAIN thing the app does is one of the following:
-- Recommend things (example: Tinder);
-- Give people a directory of resources (example: Yelp);
-- Let people buy & sell things from each other (example: eBay or Airbnb);
-- Allow people to connect socially in a community (example: Instagram);
-- Let people track something (example: FitBit or Salesforce);
-- Let people book services & track the service (example: Uber);
-- Teach something (example: Masterclass);
It IS possible to build an app that does a combination of all these things. In Bootcamp, you'll learn to build all kinds of complex apps including algorithms, apps with complex databases, and even apps that pull information from other sources on the internet. In addition to the list above, we can help you build an app for ANY industry. It doesn't matter if you want to build an app for healthcare, education, or for everyday consumers. We can help you with all industries
Even if you don't see your specific type of app on the idea list above, it is very likely that we can help you build it. However, there are a few things that we do not yet cover in Apps Without Code Bootcamp
- HIPPA compliant apps;
- Emoji apps (that integrate emojis into your keyboard);
- Apps that allow people to send or receive cryptocurrency;
- Augmented reality or virtual reality apps;