What happens when anyone can make an app? - No Code Conf 2019 Demo Theater

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Ben Haefele, Adalo

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What Happens When
Anyone Can Make An App?
Ben Haefele, Co-founder of Adalo

Ben Haefele
Hey No-Coders!
Co-founder of Adalo
@ benhaefele

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DevMarket
Buy dev projects
No-Code Apps

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Problems that don’t justify $100k investment

TinySuperheroes
Empowering children.
Small Businesses
Entrees By Laura
Find perishable deals
TCR
Doctor chat app for Africa

TinySuperheroes
Empowering children.
Niche Communities
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Local Issues
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Focused Solutions
CITCOR
Cannabis training tracker
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Bye Spreadsheets!
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No-Code Apps = Automation for the Rest of Us

Power of Design Community
+ = (Winning!)

The Future is Going to Be Different
…& Better!

Thanks!
(If you’re interested in trying out Adalo let’s chat!)

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