Swiftspeed Reviews

I have been searching for a simple to use app builder and Swiftspeed has exceeded my expectations. I am building a customized app for my internet radio station to replace my current app through live365. I have tried goodbarber, appypie, and base44 with no luck. Swiftspeed is very easy to figure out. I had my app up and running within 30 minutes.

Documentation is amazing. They are written with clear, simple, instructions. The support team has been responsive. I had an issue with the apk file where the app was not playing music. I did my own troubleshooting but realized that it was likely an issue with the apk. I sent a ticket and the team resolved the issue within 48 hours. It took a bit longer because I was unavailable the next day when they responded.

I have not launched my app in the stores yet. I'm still testing it out and I'm a bit nervous to fully replace my current app.

I am really hoping that they add Android Auto and Apple Carplay as that will fully seal the deal for a music/streaming app. I also have not tried to build any other apps yet. As I have more time to think creatively I'll test out some other features that are not really relevant to my radio station app.

I would also be interested to see a sign-in with Google option. The username and password option is good, but I think it could potentially be a turn-off for some people.

Seriously, I would not sleep on this deal. Right now I'm at tier 3, but I'm probably upgrade to tier 5. I actually wanted this deal so bad that I purchased it 5 days before my next coupon dropped. I was willing to miss out on a discount because I just knew this was going be a banger. If I found Swiftspeed outside of Appsumo, I'd be willing to pay $50 per month, just for the ability to create one app with Swiftspeed. This appsumo deals give you an opportunity to make up to 24 apps.

I don't think I can say anything else. Just go buy it now.

You can check out the PWA version of my app at https://swiftspeed.app/pwa/2b3bc46f14201.

I tried other app builders and kept running into the same issues. Features didn't fit my needs, the user experience felt clunky, and getting support when I needed it was often slow and frustrating.

Then I found Swiftspeed.

I was able to design and customize my app within a day. The platform is incredibly intuitive and easy to use. I'm fairly tech-savvy and comfortable with design but I've used enough software to know when a product is thoughtfully built. You can tell they spent a lot of time thinking through every step of the process from beginning to end.

The documentation is thorough, clear, and actually useful. Whenever I needed help, I could usually find the answer quickly. The submission process was also incredibly fast. They pushed my app update to the App Store quickly and before I knew it I was back to focusing on my app instead of dealing with technical headaches.

What stands out most is the attention to detail. So many platforms feel like they're missing pieces or expect you to figure things out on your own. This feels polished, intentional, and built by people who understand what users actually need.

If you're looking for a website-to-app solution that's powerful, easy to use, and thoughtfully designed, I highly recommend SwiftSpeed.

I don't tend to cover too many reviews, too many products, as I try to let the products speak for themselves. However, this is one where I think a review is deserving, primarily because I also think it's probably not going to get that many reviews, just due to the nature of the product itself and the span of people that it's likely to cover. I'm going to try and break this out into sections to help people make a decision with the product itself.

The first reason why I decided to purchase the product was based on the fact that the owner responded to every single question that was raised, including my own, was very transparent about everything, but also was very honest about their approach. They did listen to user feedback and did in fact update the tiering of the plans themselves. I'm writing this review based on tier 5.

T5 had some features in there that I felt that I would need as part of the 24 app allocation that I was getting. I'm currently using the product for two core applications right now. Number one is a personal one. I run a YouTube channel and I wanted to build an app that would support my users with some additional content. The second use case is to support a local business. Unfortunately, the actual capability is there, it's just gated for the AppSumo deal. And it was slightly confusing because there are two competing features and that's what confused me. Partly on them, partly on me.

Since purchasing, I have raised 10 tickets, and that's not a typo. I've tested a vast whole bunch of functionalities. So far, the majority have worked flawlessly.

The WordPress to app was a little bit misleading. I actually thought it was going to wrap the whole WordPress website. What it actually does is it wraps the post blog section and puts it into a nice format. However, you've still got the website to app, which would be able to wrap the whole website.

On my 10 tickets, they have actually answered seven of them in a really timely manner. A few of them were bugs, which they've now resolved very quickly.

Some of them were around the features, like I said, around the booking, which I'm still waiting for a response on. One I raised a question around, which is the limitations of the AI capability, because you can only use a certain number of models. One of the models that I use isn't supported. I have asked them if they can make OpenRouter available or make some other endpoints available so that it becomes an option for more users. Again, they said they will do this. No guarantees, but it seems to be positive on that front as well.

Ultimately, the reason I'm writing this review is so far I've been amazingly impressed with the support, the feedback, the response, and how well structured the overall app has been put together. I've yet to publish an app so far. I have looked at the PWA version of the app, but not an iOS or Android. I've pretty much tested all the other features.

There are a couple of features that are very specific, such as the Bible that I've not explored yet and probably will not explore for my particular current use cases.

I'm currently exploring the My Account feature. I think the biggest flaw will be for me is that a lot of my users are on WordPress, and because there's no syncing of that database to my WordPress database, it could end up meaning people need two logins to access stuff, which could end up becoming a bit of a frustration. I also can't see the ability to do login through other gateways like Google, which would make life a lot easier because everybody typically uses a Google account. In fact, their own setup even uses a Google Auth. So I think having Google Auth would make life easier. Then my WordPress would work natively because that uses Google Auth. So again, something probably worth considering when you look at it from an overall platform perspective.

I'm currently looking at how I can monetize the app through ads. I'm looking at that setup right now, if I get time, I'll try and replay that back in the feedback. I also need to assess whether it's possible to just gate the app as a one-time amount or create a monthly subscription to the app. Because again, that may mean that it's easier for my users rather than having ads. Again, I've not seen whether this is possible or tried exploring this yet.

In summary, this is a excellent team and platform. However, the only concern I have is the future of gating of the features and no alignment to the current Pro and Business plans that they have. And I have been burnt in the past with this. So again, this is not down to these guys in particular, but again, something I need to bear in mind. They have committed that they will support future lifetime users, but there's no or unknown best effort roadmap for us. Overall, I think it's good value. It deserves the five tacos. And yeah, if you're in the market for an app builder, I think you can't go too far wrong with these guys, so far from what I've experienced.

I'm a long-time and loyal Appsumo Plus customer, appreciating the opportunities I purchased over the years, which have included multiple app builders. The ones purchased earlier have required a steep learning curve, and support has mostly been absent.

With Swiftspeed I have been able to design and start transferring an earlier app design swiftly, and the support has really rocked, quick responses and helpful. This means that I'm finally able to launch an app that has been delayed for a long time.

If you are thinking about launching a native app, this is a must-buy! Im giving a 7-star review for both the app builder, but sincerely for the excellent support received!

I wish all companies would work like these guys!))

I've used low code and no code app builders in the past, mostly building native apps for smaller municipalities (using the now defunct Seattle Clouds, Mobiroller, and a few others, including ones based on Flutter). I have to say, although it's very early on in my building process, I am very impressed with Swiftspeed. It has most of the features one would want and expect from a no code builder, and the backend is by far the best I have seen regarding ease of use. I haven't tried using the AI builder yet, but will try that soon.

I purchased Tier 4 and will be upgrading to Tier 5 within the week, not just for more allowances of apps, push notifications, and more features, but because after conversing back and forth with Tariq in support regarding some questions I had, I'm convinced the team behind this offer is determined to make sure Swiftspeed will be a long term success.

Regarding the push notifications, I also would like to see more allowed per month, but keep in mind that each notification can be sent to your entire list. The allotments are for each notification sent, not to how many being sent to.

If you've been wanting to easily build a native app, especially for small businesses and similar niches, give Swiftspeed a chance. I doubt you will regret it.