My observation from running a consulting business is that there's a gap in the market that I have not seen meaningfully solved. On the one hand are these no-co

My observation from running a consulting business is that there's a gap in the market that I have not seen meaningfully solved. On the one hand are these no-code tools where you can do something reasonable in a very limited domain. Wix, Squarespace, etc. Every decade the limited domain expands a bit, and you can get something serviceable for your hobby or small business fairly cheaply, in the order of $10s or $100s, maybe a couple thousand. On the other hand, is full scale development, either in-house or outsourced. This is only doable for projects that are ~$50k and up, even if you go with cheap offshore developers. So there's this gap from ~$5000 to $50,000 where if that's all you can afford, you just can't justify the project. In theory that's where the "low code" tools should fit, but so far, I have never seen it work out like that.