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Hi, I'm Toby and I'm trying to build a platform that allows people to build SaaS without having to write code. I started a couple years ago before I'd ever hea
by tobyjsullivan 6y ago
Hi, I'm Toby and I'm trying to build a platform that allows people to build SaaS without having to write code.
I started a couple years ago before I'd ever heard of the #nocode fad. I simply believed (and still believe) that the next popular social network will be built by someone who doesn't know how to code. I've become a bit obsessed with trying to figure what a platform might look like that makes that possible.
For the curious, here's a rough demo of what I'd built in April. https://youtu.be/MV7Eo_18KqA https://youtu.be/MV7Eo_18KqA Normally I have a demo server online but it runs on a laptop in my living room and my power went out this morning.
I can only take this project so far on my own. I'm decent at writing code but decidedly terrible at product and design. Having someone to hash ideas out with would be incredible.
I'd love to spitball ideas if you're up for a chat. General feedback is also always welcome. toby@koala.codes
- andi999 6y agoIf you cover the middle ground call me, I subscribe (as a customer) . What I mean, I know how to code and am (sometimes) dreaming about making an SaaS. But even before exploring idea space, I feel the whole surrounding infrastructure, like data safety, reliable login, payment (big one) and even CSS layouts are all a big turn off for me. These things every SaaS must have. And is really everybody reinventing the wheel? I would probably try to buy it. (not sure if such things exist). This seems at least a problem space you need to solve before the no code thingy.