toddle Reviews

Unlike andromo which has near zero support, i actually booked a meeting and spoke with a real person who i am also connected with on linkedin. I also got to build something today and despite the fact i have been lazy getting this started, my excitement has taken off. Unfortunatly i was unable to upgrade to tier 3 but will see what i can achieve with the little i have. This is exciting and laudable at the same time, guys thank you for this opportunity

I like toddle because it combines apparent simplicity with power. It makes you want to build something. Even if you use it for a simple site, it will worth it.

I got one code because I want to try the platform out and build a web app I have in mind. The team behind this product looks to be passionate about no code, and the web app (toddle) itself has very nice attention to detail and UX. There's a learning curve, and you're gonna have to study how to use this app. But I'm willing to do that.

They are also building up their YouTube channel, and their Discord is active. You can't go wrong with one code here. I might upgrade, but I need to figure out what my use case will be as I move forward.

First of all I love the idea of being able to connect any backend so no limitations there. Scaling to eternity. Awesome.

The frontend builder is easy to use. Basic HTML knowledge is helpful but not required.

(The builder somehow reminds me of an early version of SwipePages - an awesome Landing page builder, great template blocks, earlier AppSumo deal - which I encourage the Toddle team to take a look at.

Unseen this way before: my favorite is that Toddle makes it sooo easy for me to dynamically pull in data into a also dynamically adjusting structure using APIs which I don’t have any idea of how they work. This was the missing link for me all the time trying different tools.

Outstanding are the YouTube videos showing the non technical Toddle team members using their own tool. Following along how they make things work makes it easy for me as the leading API Dummy in the western world to be able to really build MAGIC.

The sky is (not) the limit building with Toddle. Awesome Tool. Highly recommend it.
All the Tacos and all thumbs up. Keep going, Team Toddle!

Fantastic app, easy to use and not very complicated. Best part is the discord community for quick support and learning resources / videos from the founders and youtubers such as No Code Coders. I have tried some other no code tools such as Bubble and Webflow but there is something magical about toddle. Still learning but thoroughly enjoying the process.

Toddle demo website template passed my PageSpeed test.

https://pagespeed.web.dev/analysis/https-website_template-toddle-site/99y4ej49z9?form_factor=desktop

You can identify a great company by its toilet, or in tech terms, how clean and optimized the code is for the demo site.

You can do so much with Toddle.

One of my GOAT @ AppSumo.

One of the best no-code tools I’ve come across. I’m a fan of no-code tools, but Toddle has left a very good impression on me. Its user interface is pleasant and enjoyable, and the tool itself is powerful. The posibility to work with APIs and visualize flows is simple and amazing. However, I believe that the documentation still requires a lot of work. This is a key piece in these types of tools. Also, in my opinion, the examples do not reflect the true possibilities of Toddle. Overall, I love it. I’ve watched the videos and joined Discord where there is a lot of activity. I see a promising future here, so 5 well-deserved tacos!

I have been using Toddle.dev for a few months and decided that I couldn't pass up on a lifetime subscription :) . I am thrilled with its capability. Their platform has strong features and they are regularly and quickly improving it! They have a very engaged and responsive team which is a great sign for a company like this. Their Discord community is extremely helpful as well. Everyone helps with questions and there is excitement about where Toddle is heading. I am a fan of being able to create components in their platform that can be reused and assembled into web apps. I have created some of the basic components needed to for login, signup, reset password, and such. With these components, I can quickly assemble new SaaS web apps without having to redo the basics everytime!

This is just an incredible product and I'm really impressed how powerful, extensive and flexible this tool is. The functionality to work with API's, do the whole design and build logic for any application make the possibilities endless. The documentation needs some work, but the tutorials on YouTube already got me quite far. The product opens up new possibilities to apply creativity to projects and I can't wait to dive even deeper into it. 😁

This is the front end that I wish webflow was but for a fraction of the price even when paying full price. I too, wish we could get more projects than 6 but you can't deny that this is a tremendous value.

It's about understanding what it is and for what it actually is, it is amazing. I have been looking for a suitable platform for frontend development that can work seamlessly with APIs and this is that platform. It certainly does have a learning curve, but its necessary so that your designs will render properly in browsers and so it can scale.

Ok been playing with the editor for about 30 min. I havent been through the full feature set yet but what I have seen this far is that I will definately use this in my daily work flow. The UI is sleek and if you are used to working in webflow and/or code editors then you'll feel right at home. I love the flexibility. There are a lot of really pretty color themes, which saves time because then I dont have to switch between figma and my IDE constantly. And the color themes are customizable too, so you wont run into a brick wall with colors that dont match your brand. But the really interesting part is that this bad boy doesnt end at frontend design and development, you can set up a backend too which to me is pure magic. Granted it doesnt have the bells and whistles in terms of templates, but I for one dont mind because I want full control without the bugs that sometimes are inevitable when you code from scratch. Really cool!!!! :)

Hello, the software is ok, but there are almost no templates. Was looking to build SaaS with it (an LMS) and it would prove even harder than code since there are already lots of templates in Reactjs and so.

The mountain they have to overcome is to have a bunch of templates for many use cases that actually work. Documentation is ok.

Only 1 user, which wouldn't really justify going with this long term vs other much more advanced tools like perhaps, weweb, that have many more templates and success stories so far. Having at least 1 user per project would be a requirement. I understand they sort of want to use this deal as a "trial" and not serious projects, though. For that reason I would stick with alternatives.

Platform is nocode but not so easy for a new bee like me.