SAP Build Apps Reviews & Product Details

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Limited customization, steep learning curve, and dependency on SAP ecosystem. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

AppGyver, after being purchased by SAP, has become one of the most reliable no-code option for building free apps for both iOS and Android. With some YouTube channels posting tutorials about how to use the platform, it's now become easier to shorten the learning curve. Its "Flow Function Library" along with its Logic Canvas is probably AppGyver's best feature. I was also surprised to know that AppGyver allows most of the modern-day integrations like AirTable and other cloud databases. You can build a pretty complex app using AppGyver with pretty comprehensive app guides and tutorials on the AppGyver website itself. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Although it's a drag-drop, no-code app builder, AppGyver is not as intuitive to use as some modern-day options available in the market, like Bubble. Already pretty robust, but being completely free, the team behind AppGyver doesn't put much effort in improving its UI further to make it more modern and easy to use. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

For our project, we evaluated more than 50 chatbot services and a dozen low/no code builders. AppGyver is the ONLY one that was sophisticated enough to do everything we needed but simple enough that almost all the front-end work could be managed by someone without any knowledge of coding. (We put a snippets of custom code in a couple places, but 99.93% of the front-end work was done by a non-coder.)

As long as you take a moment to define your theme, making a good-looking app is as easy as dragging in components. The builder layout--which pulls in widgets from the top and bottom--makes for fast work because you're not constantly jumping into and out of different portions of the program.

Best of all--and the part you can't tell just by looking at it--is the support on the forums where their developers are active daily. I've seldom had to go more than a day before getting a response. If you provide the app number, they'll even jump in and look at your specific app rather than just giving generic questions. (The program has so much power for customization that I probably couldn't have learned how to use it without that extra support.)

Oh yeah, did I mention it's FREE?!?! Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

A fix is set to be released in the coming few days, but for now, elements may not render perfectly on low-performing Android phones. We've used just about every feature in the entire product, and the only two places where we've encountered this were 1. using formula to determine component size (so just use fixed (px) or relative (%) values instead), and 2. spinners not hiding (so use toast instead).

We encountered other obstacles as we've used it over the past 3 months, but in literally every other instance, it was user error and not the program. And these two simple workarounds do the trick. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

One of the best aspects of this app is this helps to provide with the feasibility of building the application even without one having any coding background and also this has a vast experience to applications and web apps and helps to build the app for any of the platforms or web or any of the mobile without spending much time, as this has a drag and drop functionality hence this makes it much more reliable and fast and this has a hybrid app development facilitation wherein the user would have the drag and drop being developed as per the need. This contains some of the native UI features where one can enjoy the benefits of cloud-based developments along with the real-time design or application validation and this would have the fascinating UI, also the customization feature is much more user friendly, and also one can have the debugging mechanism in much better aspects which in turn makes the actual implementation in a better way for the user. Hence this app is considered to be a much more useful as well as efficient app building which has a powerful interface generator that would be fast as well as smooth and has a much larger component library and also gives a means in deploying as well as hosting the web apps on the cloud as well as infrastructure.

This can contain the developed application which would contain the mobile phone, TV, Web, or others Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The UI/UX is much more complicated. This takes some time for the user who would use the tools as well as functionality. One considered for getting used for the components while one can create a big blunder while there is a deployment.

There are a couple of technical skills as well as programming skills that would have the tools even when there are non-programmers being complex while reading the provided documentation. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The best thing about AppGyver is that it gives feasibility to build App even with no coding background, which is the best part. Along with this, the most important thing is that it supports App and web apps too. You can build any app for any platform, web or mobile, in no time. There is a simple drag and drop functionality which makes it super fast Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Companies have to pay the price if the company is MNCs as their Revenue is very high. So generally, these costs go to the client, and sometimes the client is not ready to bear the price, which becomes a headache for the company, and we have to build everything from scratch. The main disadvantage is to add new functionality as per business requirements, Custom coding is needed, and it doesn't support custom coding. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The best thing about AppGyver is the hybrid app development facilitation where a user can perform drag and drop features to develop web and mobile applications. The native UI feature assimilated in the PhoneGap framework enjoys the benefit of cloud-based development, real-time design changes, and app validation. It has a very fascinating UI and the customization experience on the interface is quite user-friendly. I also like how the debugging mechanism during the actual implementation phase makes it convenient for the user to make corrections on the go. The app is also consistent with many utility features that can provide users with a lot of options to customize their apps in the best possible and desired way. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

There aren't many things to dislike about the app. The only limitation that I found while using AppGyver was the inability to add external plug-ins and have to rely on using the cloud-based service. However, PhoneGap doesn't allow the user to avail this feature so it was understood and manageable. It will also take a newbie some hands-on time to learn the proper usage of the application and it is not suggestible for quick development. The custom scanner for obvious reasons takes a longer time to complete and has the potential to crash when there are multiple operations running in the background. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

AppGyver is a very useful and efficient app-building ( android and ios ) platform that does not require any prior coding knowledge. We can easily drag and drop the components from the library. It also provides us to deploy and host our web app on our own cloud as well as on its own infrastructure. It has a very powerful interface generator which makes it really fast and smooth. It also provides a very large component library too. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

AppGyver has very little documentation provided for the workflow which leads to more confusion. The user interface is also not so friendly and understandable. Sometimes while creating the app the interlinking between the components does not happen and that is to be done by coding which basically ruins the purpose of the no-code platform. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I loved it, it takes time to learn, but what doesn't. It allows you to create whatever you want without a single line of code. And the learning part, they got you covered with a tutorial library that will facilitate your understanding of the tools. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The things that I disliked were because I didn't understand them, just have patience and you'll learn how to use each tool, even a person like me with no previous tech or coding training can manage.

Minimum documentation, web version of the build has bugs. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

It enables us to develop applications for all devices including mobile phones, desktop, web, tv and much more. Best part is that even a guy without having much knowledge of application development in java can build applications in appgyver. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The ui/ux is bit complicated. It takes some time for a user to get used to of the tools functionality. For starters it is a good platform but if you have to build an app with a lot more functionalities then i wont suggest be suggesting you appgyver. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

We can build an app very fast and the User interface is super clean and easy to understand , moreover, a bit of programming skills is enough to build an app Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Actually, a few technical skills and Programming skills too needed to further proceed with this tool even though non-programmers face bit complex while reading the given documentation Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.