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Thunkable and the $65,000 app you can build yourself
A designer’s unaffordable quote reveals the wager behind Thunkable: give the person with the problem the tools to build the solution. Native mobile apps, visual blocks and AI prompts make that wager increasingly practical.
Embarcadero and the art of not starting over
Hospitals and warehouse robots have something in common: software too useful to throw away. Embarcadero builds the tools that help developers give that code another life.
Adalo
Adalo is a no-code platform that lets anyone design, build, and publish database-driven native mobile apps and web apps - straight to the Apple App Store and Google Play - using a drag-and-drop visual canvas and AI-assisted building, without writing code. Founded in 2018 by David Adkin, Ben Haefele, and Jeremy Blalock and based in St. Louis, Missouri, Adalo has grown to hundreds of thousands of registered makers and now offers flat-rate pricing that stays fixed regardless of app usage.