It's so easy to build great products that… It's so easy to build products that actually changes things to the better. On top of that it's fun and the more you build the more ideas you get what else you can do. This leads to the next thing that you can integrate it with other apps like airtable which then enables you to even more possibilities. And all without knowing anything about code.

Sudden price increase to $2300 / month Glide changed their billing terms & conditions. It used to be possible to have 500 +- users in our apps. So, now the Glide apps are disabled (this is extremely critical to my business) because apparently we reached the user limit. And so far they have not replied to my emails (almost 48 hours critical issue) I have just tried to upgrade my subscription, but it stated i will have to pay around 2300$ (!) per month for around 500 users? So that's a price increase from 99$ to 2300$. I have now cancelled my subscription at Glide, my apps are now instantly unusable for my customers because i have reached the user limit. This is extremely critical, and has been truly turned into a very disappointing experience.

Awesome software to build webapps Awesome software to build webapps. We have been using glide since the very beginning and it is great how fast you can build useful software. For us Glide is very important because we can develop fast solutions in our ONG.

Glide hits the sweet spot for me Glide hits the sweet spot for me. I use Airtable as my data source and need a flexible app on top of it that doesn't require coding skills. Glide offers so many options but makes it easy to create. Their documentation and community are phenomenal as well, so if I ever get stuck, there are very quick responses to my queries.

Great for apps powered by lots of complex data It's brilliant for developing apps that use lots of data. I've been using for some time, developed complex user journeys, the whole thing is powered by multiple data links. Great for relational data tables. Also the finished product looks great. Never gone wrong yet. It's not perfect; but it meets the number 1 criteria. It just works. Don't underestimate the need for smart design though; there are often several ways of achieving the same thing so to find the best method may require a lot of time to be invested. Whilst it's no/low code, you can't shortcut the testing. Good luck.