Hello glide, you are a amazing startup 1. The ability to quickly import data into the app by title 2. Glide Academy with full video tutorials 3. Clear and specific paid packages suitable for many audiences 4. The free plan is great, helping users experience and want to upgrade to higher levels 5. Decentralize by activating the row owner

Powerful no-code and mobile friendly authoring tool After much research of a no-code, mobile friendly, database driven authoring tool, I finally embraced Glide. I spent many hours watching Youtube reviews, but until you actually spend quality time with a platform, you are never sure of their capabilities. What I like of Glide is the number of integrations to other systems (e.g. Open AI), a community with generous contributors, and the rhythm of new updates. Glide is a tool to generate practical data-driven web apps. Don't expect deep control of how the UI will look like. If you are a designer, this may feel like a limitation. Overall I'm quite happy of my learning journey so far.

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.

I like Glide!! I like the easiness of putting up an application for small purposes. Very, very nice. As an experienced developer (UI/backend/databases)I can deal very nicely with your implementation. What I don't really like is the pricing. For example, for a small app with 10 users and around 5 new records per day I need to pay the Starter plan. But Starter plan doesn't cover push notification features, for example, a very useful feature for a mobile app.

I am a fan Videos are good, community is good. Development is easy and straightforward. What I still dont understand is: the user revenue model. I did receive info, but didnt make sense to me. Uncertain where to turn for more info. Mixed explanations about adding photos by accessing the device's camera. Some documents say yes and some dont say yes or no.