Softr
Build custom business apps powered by AI and no-code.
4.7•67 reviews•5.3K followers
Build custom business apps powered by AI and no-code.
4.7•67 reviews•5.3K followers
Softr is the AI platform for building the software your business runs on - portals, internal tools, and operational systems - no code required. Describe what you need, and AI creates the database, app, and business logic, so it’s secure and ready for real users.
Now Softr powers over 1 million builders worldwide - from small businesses to companies like Netflix, Google, Stripe, UPS, and Clay - who create and run internal or client-facing systems and tools powering their business operations.
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"Reviewers mostly see Softr as a fast, intuitive no-code builder for portals, internal tools, MVPs, and Airtable or Google Sheets-based apps, with templates and integrations that help non-technical teams ship quickly. Many praise support and the steady flow of updates, though that is disputed: some users report slow help, outages, bugs, and confusing plan limits. The main drawback is depth. Reviewers say Softr works best for straightforward projects, while more complex apps can hit limits in dynamic UI logic, forms, charts, layout flexibility, and SEO."
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Thanks for the feedback, Yuriy - it's unfortunate to hear about your experience, but the Free plan clearly states the limits it comes with, including no custom user groups. I'll review the flow on our platform to make sure we are not missing any prompts that explicitly remind users of the limits, but the pricing itself already states that.
I also wanted to highlight that Softr is built and optimized for business apps —mainly internal tools and customer portals—and that MVPs are not the best use case for price reasons. The Free plan offers quick access to test functionality and create a basic app - and it's never intended to run a production-ready app.