Glossary
What is a no-code directory?
A no-code directory lists apps built with no-code or AI app builders, such as Bubble, Webflow, Lovable or Bolt, often as a showcase of what the tool can make. The audience is other builders using the same tools. Some are run by the builders themselves, like Lovable's showcase.
Two kinds
- Builder showcases: galleries run by or for one tool, such as made-with lists for Webflow, Bubble or Lovable.
- General no-code directories: lists of products built without code, organised by category.
Who they suit
Apps built with that builder, especially if the build itself is interesting. The visitors are other makers looking for inspiration, templates and proof of what's possible, so they rarely become customers unless your product serves builders. The value is a relevant link, a showcase spot the builder may share, and credibility with that community.
What the numbers look like
We checked 4 no-code and vibe-coding directories, plus showcases that sit in other categories. Most are free; some require a badge or a "made with" link.
Example
A founder who built a booking app with a no-code builder submits it to the builder's showcase with a short write-up of how she built it. The builder features it in a newsletter; she gets a few customers who run similar businesses and a dozen messages from other builders asking how she did it.
FAQ
Should I say my app is built with no-code?
On these directories, yes. Elsewhere it's optional; customers care about the product.
Do no-code showcases give dofollow links?
Some do, some require a made-with badge. We note it on each profile.
What is vibe coding?
Building apps by describing them to an AI app builder or coding agent instead of writing the code yourself.