Welcome to the NoCodeRoadmap, designed to help you master NoCode tools and platforms. Whether you're starting your NoCode journey or aiming to build advanced web and mobile applications, this roadmap is for you. Are you ready? Go!
The roadmap is divided into phases to help you progressively learn and master the essential NoCode platforms and tools. Choose your own path and begin building projects that suit your goals.
- Foundation (Level 1): Basic NoCode tools for building and designing websites.
- Proficiency (Level 2): Tools to create complex workflows and dynamic applications.
- Advanced (Level 3): Dive deeper into backend services and automations.
- Mastery (Level 4): Deploy your applications and build internal tools at scale.
| Tool | Description |
|---|---|
| WordPress | The most popular website builder, offering powerful customization with page builders like Elementor. |
| Wix | A drag-and-drop website builder, ideal for beginners looking for simplicity. |
| Webflow | Visual website builder with more advanced customization for designers. |
| Carrd | Quick and simple tool for building one-page websites. |
| Figma | A collaborative design tool for creating user interfaces and prototypes. |
| Tilda | Drag-and-drop tool with pre-designed blocks for rapid web design. |
| Canva | A user-friendly tool for creating visuals, social media posts, and web graphics. |
| Framer | Swiftly design beautiful and responsive sites using an interface. |
Develop more complex workflows and web applications by learning to integrate different tools.
| Tool | Description |
|---|---|
| Airtable | A database platform with built-in apps and integrations for managing content and data. |
| Zapier | Automation tool that connects apps and automates workflows without code. |
| Bubble | Build web apps with full logic, workflows, and a visual programming interface. |
| Glide | Build mobile apps powered by Google Sheets as the backend. |
Expand your NoCode capabilities by learning backend services, mobile app building, and advanced automation.
| Tool | Description |
|---|---|
| Supabase | An open-source backend as a service (BaaS), offering databases, authentication, and storage. |
| Make | An advanced automation platform to connect apps and automate complex workflows. |
| Adalo | Build fully functional mobile apps with an intuitive drag-and-drop interface. |
| Draftbit | A visual development platform for building native mobile apps with flexibility. |
Learn how to deploy, host, and scale your NoCode applications while building internal tools.
| Tool | Description |
|---|---|
| Vercel | Deploy your frontend applications and get instant global scalability. |
| Netlify | Host and deploy your NoCode projects with continuous integration. |
| Retool | Build internal dashboards and apps using a NoCode approach. |
Ideate, design, build, and launch your entire app, from frontend to backend, even a smart contract!
| Tool | Description |
|---|---|
| NoCodeClarity | The world's first Bitcoin decentralized app launchpad for the L1 + L2. |
- Tooltips and Expanding Sections: Click on each tool to see tutorials, resources, and real-world case studies.
- Progress Tracking: Coming soon – track your progress as you move through the roadmap.
- Search & Filter: Filter tools by the specific type of project you want to build (e.g., web app, mobile app, automation).
- Join the NoCodeClarity Community to stay connected and learn how to participate in NoCodeHacking, our annual flagship hackathon.
Once you’ve completed the roadmap, use these tools to deploy your projects:
- Frontend: Use Webflow, Carrd, or Bubble to deploy fully responsive web applications.
- Backend: Leverage Supabase or Airtable to handle your backend infrastructure and data storage.
- Automation: Zapier and Make will help you create seamless workflows that connect your applications.
- Simply push your project code to a GitHub repository and use either Vercel or Netlify’s one-click deployment to go live.
Map out your vision using a tool like Whimsical then organize your thoughts using a tool like ChatGPT or Claude. Once this is done, ask your AI of choice for a README.md file so you can put it in a repo on GitHub, like this! The purpose for this is to ensure that you write the vision, make it plain, and have a record of it! Repos on GitHub can be private, for stealh buildout, or public, for everyone to benefit from! You can use the "MIT License" for your GitHub repo to keep things simple.
Follow us on Twitter and be a part of our growing NoCode community. Engage in discussions, attend workshops, and participate in live events to enhance your NoCode journey.
If you want to suggest a new tool, add a learning resource, or contribute to the roadmap, please open an issue or submit a pull request in this repository.