Startups live or die by how fast they can test, learn, and adapt, and this episode of The LowCode Podcast is your tactical guide to doing just that with software. We explore how no-code and low-code platforms can help early-stage teams move faster, build smarter, and avoid the typical tech traps that stall progress. Whether you're solo or scaling, choosing the right tools early on can mean the difference between rapid iteration and costly delays.We also dig into the mindset behind launching an MVP the right way. It's not about perfection; it's about proving your idea works without needing a full in-house engineering team. A lean, well-executed MVP helps validate demand, attract early users, and identify critical flaws before you become too deeply invested in development.Finally, we tackle the tech stack choices and architectural decisions that often get overlooked—things like security, scalability, and how to plan for growth without over-engineering. Plus, we spotlight common mistakes founders make (like optimizing too early or designing with the wrong user in mind) so you can skip the pain and build software that actually delivers. If you're building in the early innings, this one's essential listening.
In this episode of The LowCode Podcast, we explore why legacy warehouse management tools are quietly eroding your bottom line (and what to do about it). Many businesses still rely on outdated systems that create friction across inventory tracking, fulfillment, and staff workflows. But modernizing doesn’t have to mean a costly, multi-year ERP project. Instead, we break down how no-code and low-code platforms like Bubble, Glide, and FlutterFlow can empower you to build a custom WMS that fits your operations like a glove.We dive deep into the essential features of a future-ready warehouse system, from real-time inventory tracking to task automation and user-friendly dashboards. You’ll learn how to build tools that not only improve efficiency but also scale with your business. More importantly, we address the elephant in the room: the implementation hurdles. From migrating messy data to getting frontline staff on board, we share strategies that actually work.Whether you're managing a single warehouse or overseeing a network of fulfillment centers, this episode offers a clear roadmap for turning your logistics from a cost center into a competitive advantage.
In this episode of The LowCode Podcast, we explore what it really takes to integrate AI into your business products, and why most companies are getting it wrong. Too many treat AI like traditional software, expecting a linear build and a one-time launch. But successful AI doesn’t just “work”—it learns, adapts, and compounds value over time. We break down the foundational mindset shift required to build systems that generate long-term ROI and explain why post-launch support is not optional, but essential.The conversation centers on one of the most critical decisions you’ll make: how to choose the right AI development partner. We outline the key differences between true AI agencies, those that focus on learning systems and measurable business outcomes, and generalist dev shops that simply build to spec. You’ll get a clear framework for what to look for in a partner, including domain expertise, proof of results, and a commitment to continuous iteration. Whether you're exploring AI for the first time or trying to course-correct after a failed build, this episode offers a strategic blueprint you can apply immediately.
In this episode of The LowCode Podcast, we explore how no-code and low-code development are driving a major transformation in the legal industry. Traditional legal services (known for being slow, expensive, and opaque) are being replaced by agile, client-centered apps that prioritize speed, transparency, and accessibility.We break down what makes a successful legal tech app (think secure messaging, integrated billing, and automation), and why lean development with tools like Bubble or FlutterFlow isn’t just a shortcut, it’s a smart strategy.You’ll hear insights on cost tiers, agency vs. in-house dev decisions, and how to pick between PWA and native builds. Plus, we highlight a case study on BarEssay, an AI-powered platform that shows how legal services can scale while staying affordable.If you're building legal tech or exploring SaaS for service-based industries, this episode offers a practical blueprint you can use right away.
In this episode of The LowCode Podcast, we explore how to choose the right software development agency and avoid the common pitfalls that lead to failed builds. Whether you're launching a new product or scaling an existing one, we break down what makes a great agency partner: integrated teams, strategic thinking, and a commitment to long-term success. You’ll learn why discovery and planning are non-negotiable, how to spot red flags such as unrealistic timelines or missing team roles, and what to look for beyond the MVP, including building Minimum Lovable or Marketable Products. If you're evaluating agency partners or refining your build strategy, this episode offers a practical roadmap for making smarter, faster, and more scalable product decisions.
In this episode of The LowCode Podcast, we spotlight a major market opportunity hiding in plain sight: real estate mobile apps. With buyers searching listings at 2 AM, investors managing deals from their phones, and renters comparing dozens of options before breakfast, real estate has gone mobile. If your business hasn’t? You’re already behind.We explore why a mobile app isn’t just a nice-to-have; it’s a revenue multiplier. You’ll hear why apps now generate more leads than websites, and how the global real estate app market (valued at $12B) is only gaining speed. More importantly, we reveal how no-code and low-code platforms let you build fast, launch lean, and capitalize on this wave before competitors even ship their MVP.Packed with strategy and execution tips, this episode gives you a step-by-step playbook for capturing demand in one of the fastest-evolving corners of tech. If you're in real estate and thinking about building, now is the time, and this episode is your guide.
In this episode of The LowCode Podcast, we tackle one of the most brutal realities in tech: 73% of mobile app projects fail. Drawing from our own experience building and rescuing mobile products, we unpack the hidden causes behind that number: poor planning, unclear user personas, bloated feature sets, regulatory blind spots, and the long-tail cost of post-launch maintenance.We break the conversation into four stages of the app lifecycle: planning & requirements (where vague ideas and shifting priorities sabotage projects before they begin), design & technical realities (covering performance pitfalls, inconsistent UI/UX, and overlooked needs), security and compliance (where ignoring legal, regulatory, and monetization details creates massive downstream risk), and finally, we examine the post-launch phase, where lack of maintenance, slow iteration, and scaling issues kill momentum.If you’re building a mobile product or advising someone who is, this episode delivers the practical frameworks and mindset shifts that separate successful apps from the 73% that don’t make it.
In this episode of The LowCode Podcast, we tackle a critical decision for product builders: Should you launch with a Progressive Web App, a low-code native build, or go full native from day one?We break down the strategic trade-offs across cost, speed, flexibility, and hardware access, highlighting why app development is first and foremost a business decision, not just a technical one. You’ll learn when PWAs are the smartest move (think rapid validation and budget constraints), where low-code native builds shine, and why traditional native apps should be reserved for cases where deep platform integration truly matters.If you’re deciding how to launch your product or optimize your mobile strategy, this episode delivers grounded, actionable insights you can use right now.
In this episode of The LowCode Podcast, we dive into a pivotal question for product builders in the no-code and low-code space: Is the Minimum Viable Product (MVP) still the best way to launch?We challenge the traditional MVP approach, exploring why it often falls short in today’s fast-moving markets, especially when it comes to validating demand, ensuring usability, and generating revenue. Instead of defaulting to MVP, we unpack smarter alternatives like the Minimum Lovable Product (MLP), Simple Lovable Complete (SLC), and Minimum Marketable Product (MMP), offering practical guidance on which model to choose based on your product’s biggest risk.You’ll hear how frameworks like Release Early, Release Often (RERO) can help you move faster without sacrificing quality, why polished user experiences matter even at launch, and how to align your product strategy with real market needs. We also break down the agency vs. in-house debate for no-code development, helping you make the right decision based on your goals and timeline.If you're navigating early-stage product decisions or looking to level up your next build, this episode delivers sharp insight and actionable strategy to help you reduce risk and build something users genuinely love.
In this episode of The LowCode Podcast, we dive into one of the most complex—but promising—spaces for no-code and low-code builders: healthcare.The global healthcare app market is projected to hit $250B by 2030—but tapping into it means playing by a strict set of rules. We explore why regulations like HIPAA, GDPR, and FDA guidance aren’t just legal hurdles—they’re strategic advantages when approached the right way.You’ll hear how successful teams are building in compliance from day one, the six key types of healthcare apps dominating the market, and the real cost of skipping rigorous testing and integration. We also break down an eight-step blueprint for building apps that not only launch but scale securely in a high-stakes environment.If you're building in health tech—or even just thinking about it—this episode delivers clear, practical insight into what it takes to win in a regulated market.
In this episode of The LowCode Podcast, we tackle a critical decision for founders and product leads: Should early-stage startups choose no-code/low-code development agencies or go the traditional dev agency route?We break down the trade-offs in speed, cost, risk, and scalability, making the case for why fast validation often beats long-term perfection especially when time and budget are tight.You’ll hear why no-code isn’t just “good enough” for MVPs—it’s often the smartest, leanest path to market. We also address common concerns around vendor lock-in and scalability, and why those risks are usually overblown for early builds.If you’re building under pressure to prove traction, this episode offers a strategic lens on how to make build decisions that match your product stage, not your future ambitions.
This episode of The LowCode Podcast is all about SaaS development and why, today, it’s the fastest way to build and scale a software product.We unpack the core advantages of SaaS (Software as a Service)—scalability, flexibility, and recurring revenue—and explore how platforms like Bubble and FlutterFlow are transforming development for non-technical founders.You’ll learn why speed to market matters more than polish, how to validate demand before overbuilding, and what key metrics to track from day one. We also walk through real-world examples of SaaS apps that went from concept to cash flow using lean, iterative development.If you're planning, building, or refining a SaaS product, this episode offers a practical roadmap for reducing risk, accelerating time-to-market, and building something users actually want.
In this episode of The LowCode Podcast, we dive into a pivotal question for startups building with no-code and low-code: Should you outsource development to a specialized agency—or build your own in-house team?We unpack the trade-offs in speed, cost, scalability, and control, and explain why the right answer depends on how clearly you define your product stage: prototype, MVP, or minimum sellable product.You’ll learn when agencies make sense (think rapid launches and fixed budgets), when in-house teams shine (especially for long-term, evolving products), and how a hybrid model can give scaling startups the best of both worlds.If you're navigating build decisions or planning your next product iteration, this episode delivers practical, strategic insight you can apply right away.
AI is writing code—and everyone’s shipping faster than ever. But at what cost?In this episode, we tackle vibe coding, the controversial approach of using AI to quickly generate code for app development. It promises speed, iteration, and early investor interest. But behind the velocity lies a growing trail of technical debt, security flaws, and brittle systems that don’t scale.We explore why founders are leaning into vibe coding for demos and MVPs—and why that same strategy can backfire when it's time to build something real. From broken investor trust to debugging chaos, this is a cautionary tale for anyone betting on AI to carry their product from concept to production.You’ll walk away knowing when vibe coding is useful, when it's reckless, and how to build smarter—even if you’re moving fast.
In this episode of The LowCode Podcast, we explore how AI agents are quietly becoming the backbone of modern business operations. Unlike rigid automation, AI agents are adaptive, goal-oriented tools that operate without constant human input—and they're reshaping how companies scale.We break down the key benefits, including lower costs, 24/7 availability, and smarter decision-making, and share a detailed, step-by-step guide to building your own AI agent. Along the way, we unpack adoption trends, industry research, and a real-world case study of a solar company that doubled its qualified leads by deploying a custom solution.If you’re curious about how to bring AI agents into your own workflows—or want to avoid the common pitfalls—this episode is packed with actionable insight.
In this episode of the LowCode Podcast, we zero in on what makes or breaks early-stage products: building the right Minimum Viable Product. We unpack why defining your MVP—before hiring or coding—isn’t just smart, it’s essential.You’ll hear why not all MVPs are created equal, how to distinguish between a prototype, an MSP, and a full-scope product, and how each one aligns with your goals and stage of growth. We explore how no-code tools are changing the way MVPs are built, helping founders launch faster, validate ideas more efficiently, and avoid costly detours.If you’re thinking about launching an MVP or wondering whether you’ve scoped yours right, this episode will give you the clarity and context you need to move forward with confidence.
In this episode of The LowCode Podcast, we look at how businesses can use no-code development to succeed, beginning with a clear definition of their development needs. We discuss the differences between building an MVP, prototype, MSP, or a full-scope solution, and why getting clear on your scope, budget, and timeline before hiring is essential.You’ll also learn how to evaluate your options when choosing a development partner, whether it’s a no-code agency, a freelancer, or building in-house. Finally, we walk through what the full journey with a no-code agency typically looks like—from initial discovery through to design, build, launch, and long-term support.If you’re about to start a project, this episode will help you avoid common pitfalls and make smarter, more strategic choices from day one.
In this episode of The LowCode Podcast, we cut through the noise surrounding artificial intelligence to explore how—and when—it truly adds value to the products you’re building. AI is everywhere right now, but not every app needs it. That’s why this conversation focuses on using AI strategically, not just because it’s trending.We dive into the types of problems AI is best suited to solve, from automating repetitive workflows to surfacing insights from large data sets, and we highlight when it's better to skip AI entirely. You'll hear why a successful AI implementation requires more than a flashy launch. It’s an ongoing effort that demands regular iteration, performance tracking, and a user-first mindset.Plus, a practical roadmap to begin integrating AI, and the best practices for building sustainable AI-powered solutions that align with real business needs, not hype cycles.If you're thinking about adding AI to your app, this episode will help you make smarter, more intentional choices.
In this episode of The LowCode Podcast, we explore how mobile solutions, especially those built with no-code and low-code platforms, are reshaping internal operations across industries.You’ll hear how mobile strategies are driving massive productivity gains, enabling teams to build and iterate faster, and putting the power of development into the hands of non-technical users. From planning and deployment to adoption and scaling, this episode outlines a practical seven-step roadmap for building mobile apps that are actually used.We also discuss the features every internal app should have, the types of business apps that deliver the most ROI, and real-world examples of companies using mobile tools to streamline operations and gain a competitive edge.Whether you're leading a digital transformation or simply trying to help your team work smarter, this conversation offers the insight and clarity you need to take action now.
In this episode of The LowCode Podcast, we dive into the world of procurement automation and how businesses are moving away from manual, paper-based processes to streamlined digital workflows using no-code and low-code tools. Discover the strategic benefits of this shift: faster approvals, fewer errors, better tracking, improved supplier relations, and seamless policy compliance.We explore key processes ripe for automation, such as purchase order creation and invoice processing, and discuss the essential features to look for when choosing the right automation platform. Plus, hear real-world stories that reveal valuable lessons in risk-taking, empathy, and driving business transformation.As AI and automation continue to evolve, this episode emphasizes the ongoing importance of human insight and decision-making in the process of technological change. Don’t miss this insightful discussion on how procurement automation is reshaping the future of business!