Bubble Reviews & Product Details

Bubble hosts. It's an all-in-one solution

Grid options are not great. Bubble seems to be built more for only small amounts of data, while data-centric internal apps are harder to fit to different screen sizes.

Social media site, equipment tracking, inventory, home-grown project management app. All without any back-end programming or infrastructure to worry about.

The bubble is the best platform for app building and Hosting. One can quickly build and modifies the applications. Lots of in-built features like buttons, sign-in/sign-up page saves time. No need to worry about hosting and other kinds of stuff; taken care by Bubble team. Just focus on the building part.

As of now nothing to be disliked for such a great platform. Provides excellent learning tutorials by bubble itself, which solves 100% of doubts and confusion.

I used bubble to build simple applications, friendly and easy to make most kind of applications, guiding or learning tutorial is a plus. Benefits - Lots of in-built features - Free Learning Tutorials - Hosting available - User Friendly

Fast development, easy DB model , privacy rules, API connector and plugins.

Responsive editor, some minor bugs on components.

Saas models to validate

Database mangement, API connectors and advanced worklows enable to build real complexe products

Steep learning curve (but I consider it as an investment). It is a bit tricky to build a full responsive page

I build MVPs and even products I would like to scale

The interface is straightforward to understand. With no prior experience in coding, I was able to learn it very fast and create solutions easily. It is great for testing ideas and building MVPs. The pricing of the platform is also very competitve to others in the market which makes it a cost effective solution as well. Any startup founders looking for a tech solution, should definitley try it and build upon their success. Highly recommend the platform. Great work done by the bubble team.

The direct support or tutorials if you are struck are less, but that is improving, and I find that gradually it will be better. There are relatively less applications which can be directly integrated with the app. Apart from this there is not much to dislike, the platfrom is great

We have been internally able to build quick solutions to show our clients without taking much help from the tech team. The platform is an excellent source for a quick turnaround also. We have leveraged the product both at the personel level and at an enterprise level. We are creating our own website platform using the platform and will be using it to launch our product soon

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Code free to build and host webs. Basic but user friendly, allows you to learn without technical knowledge. Also good for your SEO. Free basic features.

Really depends what you want to do, for myself very limited, but for people without knowledge is an interesting tool.

Web hosting and web building in free code software

With Bubble you can create voting applications in real time or a social network to share videos and even a game for children. All services are hosted in their own hosting. In this tool, the elements of the app (such as text, photos, maps and input forms) can be added simply by dragging and placing them in their place, bubble also integrates external services to process payments or manage email lists.

has all the restrictions of the development of a web application, and being with little or if there are always some disadvantages more serious than others but in fact very useful at the moment of wanting to make an application safely and quickly

Sometimes we can make simple applications and due to lack of time we resort to this type of options to perform them. It is very good to learn everything.

The abstractions for web design, user flow, and databases is useful for someone without CS experience. Editing is rapid and its the only platform that makes solo founding easy.

There are some arbitrary bugs – for example, linking a User object as a child of another object and trying to access User object data is buggy for no reason. There are work arounds, but it's more difficult to isolate points of failure than with code.

I don't know full stack development and want to launch a webapp

Bubble is set up intuitively, making it easy to program what you need for your applications. Quickly build pages that look good and are functional with dynamic groups and forms.

Some design elements take time to learn to use. Making a page responsive can take some time if there are a lot of elements on a page. Also Bubble could be a little faster.

Bubble has made development accessible to me. The way that the codeless is set up makes it easy to develop functional pages without knowing how to code. It is powerful enough to handle large projects.

Great app development environment, but billing was confusing. If I terminate an app early it should just leave money in credit.

Account and app management. should be better.

I was hoping to do rapid app development

Easy to build any application you can think of. No coding skills needed.

Performance on large data sets, Expose API capabilities are a bit limited. Native app possibilities.

Build apps super quick.

I like working with Bubble's user interface as its simple and aesthetic platform. Its customization features are superb for modifying icons, links, html elements, and floating groups. Installing plugins from its Marketplace enhances our visual elements giving them distinctive recognition among our clients. Creating rules, sequencing task items and managing repetitive web logic are tailored thanks to Bubble's framework.

Since it's quite new platform, hence the learning curve to use its extensive plugins would take considerable time. Building web application based on our customer requirements is satisfactory as a senior back-end developer in my organization.

We utilize Bubble to organize our project workflow, and since it offers great flexibility, we are able to cope with complications involving task intersections. Since many action items come under the same workflow, conflicts are pretty common, but Bubble provides distinct labeling for our elements to categorize our project activities. Also, we can track our KPI on a real-time basis, which is critical in analyzing task allocation to our team members. Its various API integrations allow workflow customization in a unique way that is appealing to our clients and gains their recognition.

The powerfulness of the Workflows and multiple use cases that Bubble can resolve for one company

Responsive and front design, not very clean and not made for native

No need to hire a developper for MVP products and API

It's pretty intuitive. It has a friendly interface, unlike a lot of the other intimidating no-code builders out there. They also have a decent onboarding experience which helps you learn and get familiar with the system better. The plugins are also useful - there are machine learning plugins you can deploy without writing a single line of code! All in all, great for creating an MVP.

Great for an MVP, not so great if you're looking to scale. Unless you shell out the big bucks for a dedicated server on the enterprise plan, you have to settle for a shared server which might not be so great for your needs. You really need to be sure of who and how much data/users you want to work with - there's a huge trade-off. It's a you-get-what-you-pay-for type of scenario. Not a bad thing, but it limits what you can do.

The technical requirements of building a web application can be very intimidating for a non-technical person. Even if you're technically sound, it takes time and effort. The best part about bubble is it knows exactly what you're trying to build and provides an impressive array of options to help you start your project. From an online marketplace to a simple task management app, it's possible if you're willing to put in the effort to learn the platform's tools.

I can build an MVP reasonably quickly without needing to know JSON or React or other coding languages. Pretty good support for API's, too.

Tying pages and popups to data types is frustrating for me. I still have trouble understanding what data type a page expects.

Building a consumer app for pet owners without having to hire a coder.

Bubble's speed of deployment enables rapid prototyping and proof of concept. A healthy ecosystem of third-party plugins helps to fill gaps in the main editor's offering.

I've found that once development on any project has reached a certain point, the limitations that once helped focus concerns, become a hinderance and implementing features not offically supported requires convoluted work arounds or custom extensions.

Bubble enabled us to create a number of platforms, specifically tailored to our needs, for in-house tools, when no off-the-shelf option could cover all the bases.

The speed from 0 to 1 is excellent, as is the built-in 'development' mode. It's also great that you don't have to worry about hosting.

It's pretty tricky to refine your interfaces, the 'responsive engine' can be unpredictable, and the editor feels a bit clunky compared to tools like Webflow.

When building Web 2.0 apps, you can quickly test ideas and iterate while keeping team size minimum.

Bubble can do anything and is an excellent way to learn how the program works for none-coder.

Heavy loading. Primarily, it is painful when people use EC sites built with Bubble. Top management is often none-engineer and often reviews MVP by design and loading speed, then gets irritated that we chose Bubble.

I am a none-coder. Can do anything. Swiftly modify.

The easy of making pages with bubble. With bubble, you can make simple applications without need to know how to code

Can’t add real code, even if is a codeless builder, many developer may want to add real code in pages

Fast developing of simple pages, integrated database