Guides + Explainers

Mistral's Devstral brings open-source coding agents that run locally on consumer hardware — no cloud, no API bills, no data leakage. Here's what that means for the vibe coding ecosystem and no-code builders who handle sensitive data.

Anthropic's Claude for Small Business and Google's Gemini Spark launched 6 days apart in May 2026. Both bring always-on AI agents to non-technical users — but their philosophies and ecosystems couldn't be more different. Here's how they compare and what it means for the no-code automation space.

Google I/O 2026 wasn't the usual parade of model upgrades. Google laid out a complete "build anything without code" vision: native Android apps from a prompt, a 24/7 AI agent, multi-agent orchestration, and a new web standard that makes every site agent-readable. Here's what no-code builders actually need to know.

Webflow's new AI Code Components let anyone describe an interactive element in plain English and get a production-ready React component on the canvas. The no-code ceiling just disappeared.

Cursor, Bolt.new, and Replit Agent all build apps from prompts — but they're designed for very different people. Here's how to pick the right one.

Certain processes in finance and accounting are extremely (!) tedious. No-code tools can help.

Creating links and relationships between the tables in your database is a superpower.

New no-code agencies are popping up all the time, promising plenty. But how do you work with one?

These are the 8 things you need to do to bring no-code into your company successfully.

For many businesses, it makes sense to bring in some outside help to build with no-code.

Every organisation is different. Here's how to gauge what tools are suited for your situation.

Customer support teams know how a business works intimately. Here's a look at the digital solutions they can build.

How can your app be used to achieve a specific task? Welcome to use cases.

Records are a critical element for organising your data.

Managing projects is something that touches pretty much everyone. Here's how you make life easier.

Money talks, and often pretty loudly. Here's what to know when it comes to pricing.

The first rule about building a no-code stack is to never brag about how big your stack is.

No-code tools broadly fall into 5 distinctive buckets. Here's the lowdown.

We reveal all the mysteries of the no-code universe. What it can do, who it's for, and what its limitations are.

It all starts right here: a short explainer on the fundamentals of what no-code actually is.

Fear not: you don't need to know everything, but a basic understanding matters.

You wouldn't build an app without knowing it's actually going to solve the problem.

Some people are better suited to make use of no-code tools than others.

If you want to bring no-code into the workplace, you need to start with a compelling argument.