Code2 Questions

I only have 2 pre-sale question before buying:
1) how hard is to setup single sign on with WP for non-dev non-coders?
I have a WP xxx.com and have installed WP-auth plugin for single sign-on and ideally I would like your webapp to be hosted on my subdomain app.xxx.com and make in sort so that users are auth on my xxx.com and they need to be auth automatically also on app.xxx.com
(pls let me know if this is possible for non developers)

2) ideally in this app.xxx.com I want to deploy ALL of your templates with shared user base, single sign on, one setting/profile menu for users, etc.
Is this possible? (ie a portal for jobs, etc exactly as in your templates).

Thanks
Kind regards

Is this to say that plans now have an unlimited number of apps limited by storage, database, and request limits?

40% for the first plan, 50% for the second time and 60% for the third one. Would make it easier for customers do their mvp and more and scale while getting increased savings???? 🤔

But I've a few concerns,

1. Are you planning to come for the mobile app creation for our web app?
2. Can I build a membership blog app on your platform? User needs to pay a recurring membership to access premium articles.

A CRM and ERP. Please add more templates asap so we can adopt the platform and can rely on it for the next coming years.

Are there already some smart contract templates in Code2 or not at all?

offer to your official deal terms?
Appsumo has had many founders who makes promises in Q&A section and backtrack months and years later. Please don't take it personally, I am not judging your personality, it's more like my own PTSD.
Definitely wouldn't want to invest time learning a platform and then in the end found out this is not the place to be.
Cheers.

If yes, when would the update go live?
Currently deciding between this deal and other options.

I have seen there is functionality for sorting, filtering and pagination in tables. I have also seen there is different ways to persist data between different pages.
Great! Those two types of functionality seems like a nice combo to let the user go back to the same view of a table (filtered, paginated and sorted) after clicking a row to see a detail-page.
I have, without success, tried to find an answer in the documentation, is this possibe - if so how do I accomplish this in Code2 the best way?

I really like Code2 since it lets me create MVP's really fast. I am defenitely looking to become a monthly paying customer after the first year.
Cheers!

I would like to understand better how data and databases are set up and used within code2. What database technology is code2 using under the hood? Is it possible to access this database directly? How does code2 work with backend solutions such as Supabase or Xano? Does code2 e.g. provide options in using their authentication mechanisms (user authentication, signup) or is there custom code needed to get this to work?

1. In the doc for "for how to send parameters to a page" it is shown how to create a product detail page. That is great!
- Both my list and detail pages will require auth - Can I have a link to the detail page, I mean how can I make the url unique for each product, so I can distribute the link to a specific details page?
Something like "domain.com/products/id" or "domain.com/products/unique-product-name" etcetera...

2. Can I use Amazon SES instead of Sendgrid, or are you looking to do a similar integration with Amazon SES as you have done with SendGrid?

3. I understand I can change the data in my data source if I use an external source like AirTable or upcoming Azure DB etc. But what if I use the Code2 DB, and want to change something in the database when something happens outside of my Code2 app, is this possible? I am thinking a REST API.

4. Can I somehow send data to the app from outside the app, and notify the app to update some page/component?

5. I have looked on your pricing page, and the different plans have different nr of requests. What is counted as a request? One pageload? One database query? One HTTP request to an external source?

6. In your pricing, is the request limit (50k/100k/1M) per app, or a total of all my apps combined?

Thank you

:)

Couldn't you sell a license for your system - to be used on self-hosted platforms?
In this way, you could perhaps offer a lifetime deal.
At the end of the day, the value of your work is the code behind the no-code (pun intended) - not the hosting. Hosting is everywhere and I guarantee 99% of sumo-lings are already paying hosting, in various shapes and forms.

A lifetime license for self-hosted no-code solution would de-stress your servers - AND would surely become an appsumo "viral" :)

My 2 cents.

consider it .. the LTD community is pretty set on getting a GOOD deal .. this is a bait and switch ...

I would like to make a purchase after May 1st, will it still be possible?

(Spoiler: unlike others, I am not asking for a lifetime deal.)

I presume you are here for exposure and/or feedback from early adopters, and not for funding. I am very interested in your product but I find very little reason to sign this up, because, pardon me for being blunt, it seems like I am paying you to be your tester. (Also, other more established players in your industry is not much more expensive.)

I'd suggest that you could consider offering a $59 3-year-deal, with monthly requests limit and lifetime 50% discount to regular plans. Users who exceed the limit can move on to the regular plan right away with the 50% discount.

Advantages of this proposal:
- It makes the deal more reasonably priced, seeing that you do not have many templates and integrations now.
- It gives users more time to get familiar with the platform, to develop the app and to develop the user base.
- It gives users more time to observe your development and decide if they want to stick with you.
- Monthly request limit protects you from being drowned by heavy usage users.
- You get more users without long term liability nor losing money.

Your funding from ScaleX draws a lot of interest from many Sumolings (based on discussions on Facebook) but current deal terms really put many people away. I believe a much better deal, even not a life time one, can attract many to come back to pick this up.

Lastly, one very important thing, if you are including a lifetime 50% discount to regular plan, please include it in the official deal terms rather than just saying it in the discussion section. Too often Sumolings have been thrown under the bus by untrustworthy founders who make empty promises outside the official deal terms.

All the best for your Appsumo launch.

Last thing anyone wants is to be locked into a recurring plan. How is this different from bubble which has a free tier?

Assuming most use cases are mvp anyways.

I have a few questions:
1. What are the main differences between your solution vs. AppSmith or Budibase?
2. The deal here is mapped to which tier on your pricing page? - how many live apps can we deploy?
3. Are the lifetime upgrade annual discount indeed lifetime where we can choose to enable it anytime or will it expire within "x" days?

Thanks.

How (encryption?) and where are the users passwords stored when "email signup" is used?
2. Where do you store data?
3. Please talk about your take on GDPR - Like if you are compliant already, if you are working on it (ETA?), and what you are doing that makes you (or will make you) GDPR compliant.

a Standard or Pro plan after another year or two and still get 50% off? My reasoning is that I expect it will take some time to learn the platform, get a few customers on it, then scale up as time goes by.