Hypi is one of these software that don't unleash their full potential unless you start to use it seriously. The interface itself is a little bit technical at first sight. I took me 10 mn to understand how it works then I was able to create my first project. I also appreciate the quality of support. Courtney takes his time to answer even tricky questions - and I feel they have high-level technical skills. My use case is an app that is able to work both offline and online, while exchanging data between device and online database once connected.

This sotfware behaves differently from other kinds of no-code tools that are mainly focussed on creating web apps. From my point of view this is a strength, but it may also be perceived as a default, because many people are used to consider web apps as the ultimate goal of such zero-coding app creation tools. Actually there is a lot of highly competitive SAAS to create web apps - with better UX/interface, but rare are those who can create other types of mobile/desktop apps with a zero-coding approach.

That difference in scope and use cases makes Hypi underrated compared to others. Anyway their original approach, based on the Flutter framework, seems quite promising. My only wish is that they will be able to keep growing enough to be able to ensure their viability - especially for LTD customers.