Noodl combines front-end design and backend logic into the same visual programming environment. The Noodl team have created a wide range of codeless nodes that you can use to build simple apps, but every single one of them you can learn the code behind and build yourself if you need to. This eliminates the typical reliance you get with other no-code / low-code tools, where if a module doesn't work there's nothing you can do about it. Then of course there's the fact that you can self-host the front and back end, which is built on open source technology (MongoDB and Parse). This makes Noodl a solution for MVPs as much as serious scalable applications.

Visual designer is TOP NOTCH. Connecting nodes and figuring out how they function is amazingly simple. The flexibility of the system is like nothing I've ever seen before and usage of reusable components that can also be data-agnostic means you can string together an app or website and scale it extremely easily. While the community and dev team and is small, they're very eager to help and support.

Yhe concept of nodes is great to have full control over any element and component. The fact that you can manage server logic directly on Noodl is gret and you can self-host it on AWS or Google and that opens a lot of possibilities to have more flexibility and power compared to any other nocode or lowcode tool. The community is really active and engaged, and they're cnstantly creating more resources to new users.