No Code List

About

No Code List is a hand‑curated directory of no‑code software tools, resources, and agencies. It was created by Drew Thomas to help entrepreneurs, developers, and businesses discover the best tools to build, run, and market digital products without writing code. The platform has grown into one of the largest and most trusted no‑code directories, featuring over 350 software tools and 130 agencies.

No Code List itself is built using no‑code technology, specifically Bildr, demonstrating the power and capabilities of the no‑code movement.

What No Code List Does

No Code List serves as a comprehensive discovery and reference platform for the no‑code community.

For No‑Code Tool Seekers:

• Browse over 350 no‑code software tools organized into specific categories such as Web Apps, APIs, Databases, Marketing, Design, Development, Ecommerce, and more
• Access detailed information for each tool, including pricing tiers, supported platforms, typical customer profiles, and official staff verdicts
• Discover no‑code agencies that can help build and launch projects
• Explore user‑submitted projects and their no‑code stacks to see real‑world applications
• Read positive endorsements from vetted no‑code experts to differentiate between similar tools

For No‑Code Tool Creators:

• Submit software tools for inclusion in the directory
• Gain exposure to a targeted audience actively seeking no‑code solutions
• Receive endorsements from the community to build credibility

For No‑Code Project Builders:

• Submit projects built on no‑code stacks at nocodelist.co/submit‑stacks
• Showcase real‑world applications and inspire others in the community
• Demonstrate the capabilities of no‑code tools through practical examples

Key Features:

• Endorsements section featuring positive comments from vetted no‑code experts
• Member profile pages where users can showcase their stack and expertise
• Weekly email featuring four new no‑code tools
• Resources section with links to third‑party sites including templates, tutorials, plugins, podcasts, and job boards

Key Facts

Metric	Value
Total Software Tools	350+
Total Agencies	130+
Submission Cost	Free
Link Attribute	Dofollow (for directory listings)
Platform Built With	Bildr, Ghost, Airtable, Zapier
Update Frequency	Weekly (new tools added)
Audience	Entrepreneurs, developers, no‑code enthusiasts

Why No Code List Matters

For no‑code tool creators, SaaS founders, and developers, No Code List offers several distinct advantages.

Hand‑Curated Quality: Unlike automated directories that accept every submission, No Code List is hand‑curated by Drew Thomas, who pulls from Twitter, Product Hunt, public and private Slack groups, and personal conversations to ensure only quality tools are featured. This selective process maintains the platform‘s reputation and benefits all listed tools by association.

Dofollow Backlink: No Code List provides a dofollow backlink from a platform with a Domain Rating of 42–43. This can positively impact your website’s search engine rankings and help build your site’s authority over time.

Targeted No‑Code Audience: The platform attracts entrepreneurs, developers, and businesses specifically interested in no‑code solutions. This targeted audience is actively seeking tools to build and run their projects without traditional coding, making them more likely to engage with listed products.

Community‑Driven Growth: No Code List has evolved into a community where members can create profiles, endorse software they love, upvote other endorsements, and showcase their own stack and expertise. This engagement creates a vibrant ecosystem where listed tools gain organic visibility.

Real‑World Validation: The Stacks section allows visitors to see how many projects use each software and explore real‑world projects built with no‑code tools. This provides powerful social proof for listed tools.

Free Submission: Submitting your no‑code tool or project is completely free, making it accessible for bootstrapped startups, indie makers, and solo developers with limited marketing budgets.

Who Uses No Code List

• No‑code tool creators and SaaS founders seeking visibility and backlinks
• Entrepreneurs and business owners exploring no‑code solutions for their projects
• Developers interested in discovering tools to accelerate their workflows
• No‑code agencies looking to connect with potential clients
• Individuals new to no‑code who want to understand the ecosystem
• Anyone building digital products without traditional programming

How to Get Listed (Submit Your Tool or Project)

Submitting your no‑code tool or project to No Code List is straightforward and free.

For Software Tools: No Code List relies on submissions but also actively curates tools from Twitter, Product Hunt, Slack groups, and personal conversations. To submit a software tool for consideration, reach out through the platform‘s contact methods. Each week, four new no‑code tools are added to the list and featured in the weekly email.

For No‑Code Projects (Stacks):

1. Visit the submission page at nocodelist.co/submit‑stacks
2. Provide information about your project built on a no‑code stack
3. Include details about which no‑code tools were used
4. Submit for inclusion in the Stacks section

For Endorsements: Endorsements are limited to vetted no‑code experts. The endorsement system is designed to provide positive, constructive feedback that helps differentiate between similar tools.

Pro Tip: To maximize your chances of being listed, ensure your no‑code tool or project provides genuine value to the community. No Code List prioritizes quality over quantity, so a well‑presented, functional tool with clear use cases is more likely to be featured.