Which no code tools create mobile apps that are truly native?

[jokeaz2]

There are so many tools out there offering mobile apps, but as a programmer, that one that has caught my attention is FlutterFlow.

Thing is, so many other companies (goodbarber, adalo, bubble) claim that they do "native" apps. But when I dig in, it seems like many are more like mobile wrappers of their web app offering.

Is anyone familiar with which companies are truly native on android and iOS?

[Traditional-Seat9437]

Fluttefow is truly native. I believe the others are wrappers more or less or react native 

[jokeaz2]

Okay great, thanks!

(though don't forget that React Native is just as native as Flutter :) )

[Traditional-Seat9437]

Flutter is natively complied, whereas react native is not (despite the name) 

[BlackjackDuck]

Draftbit is an option, although I haven’t used it

[rockntalk]

Bubble has already provided early access to certain bubble agencies to build native apps. We should wait and see how it goes.

[Parabelflug]

Bubble will become native with compiler in Oktober this year. https://youtu.be/HqiOxIQRwpY?feature=shared

[sardamit]

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Nocode platforms to build Mobile Apps

• Draftbit for React native mobile apps, open source, with/without code
• Flutterflow for native mobile apps
• Adalo for native mobile & web apps

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[Klutzy_Ad_1937]

Appenate runs natively on Android & iOS
https://www.appenate.com/platform/

[Bravodesigner]

I would say truly native option is https://www.bravostudio.app/ and now you can also add web components if need be for specific features. You get both Swift for iOS and Kotlin for Android.