Low Code Founders

In this episode, we are talking about two important topics. Of course, we talk about low-code and no-code, but also we talk about financial planning and starting a FinTech. I'm happy to have Alexa with me here today. She founded a company called Uplyft which helps especially women to get their private financial planning in order. Just a couple of weeks ago, the first version of their App launched. The app was developed (of course) with the no-code platform Glide. Even though Alexa had a...

In this episode, I had the chance to have a chat with Kristen and Sophie from the company Highliner Technology. Both had the idea of developing a software product which helps their clients to stay focus and organized in a chaotic world. Sophie had no experience with software development but started the challenge of developing their own with the Bubble low-code platform. She will explain their challenges and how an organized boot camp helped her enormously. Make sure to sign the beta...

In this episode, we are talking about the top myths about low-code and no-code platforms. I have the pleasure to talk with Jesus Vargas who is running the lowcode.agency. As we both are running a low-code agency we will share experiences and also myths we often hear. Additional resources mentioned in this podcast Glide Bubble.io Lowcode.agency Bubble Agency - Biberei If you have feedback or ideas on which topics need to be covered at this podcast - you are more than welcome to get in...

In this episode, we cover two very fascinating topics. We will have a look behind the curtains of starting a low code platform company. Mustafa from Code2.io shares the vision of the company as well as how he came up with the idea of funding the company. But not only that, furthermore we will take a deep dive into how mini SaaS (Software as a Service) businesses are an ideal case to be developed with low code. Additional resources mentioned in this podcast Code2.io - a no-code...

This episode brought me a lot of joy. At this time I'm interviewing David Rosenberg who is the founder of Budget Referee. He is building the first MVP version of its application within bubble.io. As I'm a big fan of bubble and of personal finance, I was very delighted to have a chance to speak with him. We will cover the challenges of developing a digital product with no software development background and how low-code enabled him to start his journey. Enjoy this episode and learn not only...

This episode is slightly different from the others. This time we are also talking about low code and give a concrete example of an MVP that was built with low code. But we are also touching on an even more important topic. Low Code is only the tool for you to start your business. What is far more important is that you keep an eye on yourself physically and mentally. Social media as an example can give us a strange view on how start-ups or entrepreneurs should be like. Mostly without sleep,...

In this episode, we are talking with Mona und Rinu from Optimo. They are currently developing a first MVP with low code to gather customer feedback in a short amount of time. We are talking about the possibilities of low code for your MVP development and how accelerator programs can help you. Links mentioned in the episode: https://tryoptimo.eu/ https://www.sibb.de/ If you have feedback or ideas on which topics need to be covered at this podcast - you are more than welcome to get in...

In this episode, we are talking with Roland from SIB Visions about typical low code use cases for medium-sized companies. Roland is the founder of a low code platform, Vision X. He is in the industry for a quite a whole and used low code when no one knew this term. We are talking about the reasons why low code is still not used in every company. On top of that, we are discussing several use cases for the Mittelstand. Links mentioned in the shownotes: https://www.sibvisions.com/ Software...

In this episode, we are welcoming Nico. He is a product owner of a software system calling Intro.Chat. We are talking about a new way of working, the daily challenges of being a product owner, and how low code can be beneficial for product owners. A lot of topics were covered in this episode. One thing is for sure, this wasn't the last episode about those interesting topics. Shownotes from the episode: Intro.chat Episode with Sandro (also from Pirate Builders) If you have feedback or...

In this episode, we will talk with Melanie from Callstr about how to make video calls much easier. Callstr is a solution that enables you to implement your own video calls on your website or software application. We will cover many practical experiences and handy tips on how to combine Callstr with low code. Besides that, we are also talking about the struggles of funding a GmbH in Germany and what Melanie would do if she would be the chancellor of Germany. This episode is full of...

In this episode, we are talking about a very important topic - renewable energy. Charlotte is the CO-Founder of variate.energy. Her start-up is developing a risk assessment service that helps companies to calculate the business risk associated with types of renewables energy based on its location. They are two very interesting aspects about their solution. First, the service can help companies to overcome the hurdle of finding the right renewable energy resource and location. The second is...

In this episode, we are talking with Sebastian about iPaas, process automation and cloud automation. Sebastian started his company, We Make Future just a couple of years ago and grow organically over the last years. With his company, he really wants to help companies to rid of manual and inefficient processes. This episode also highlights the ups and downs of being an entrepreneur and why the German market is sometimes far behind when it comes to digitalization and automation. Sebastian is...

If you think about menopause, you won't think about a young girl in their twenties starting a company with a goal to help women in menopause. This is exactly what Janna does with her company femfeel. Together with the help of many experts, the company developed an individual digital program that can help women in their menopause. This goes far beyond just providing online courses, videos, or general tips. The uniqueness of their value proposition is that everything is individualized to the...

A digital product is a possibility to scale your solution. This episode shows that scalability is not only for the sake of revenue or profit. It also gives you the possibility to help more people in their daily life. “No pain should be told to be accepted” - I see many start-ups and ideas, but only a few of them are solving physical pain issues. Hayv is one of them. Marius builds data-driven technology to make neurocentric training more accessible to a wide audience in order to improve...

In this episode, we learn from Jan how he solved an actual business problem with the help of low code. The initial problem was how to find a potential podcast guest. Being a podcast host myself I can really feel this pain as I’m always looking for new guests who should share their stories and give practical advice. HalloPodcaster is a very good example of solving a pretty obvious problem. How to connect Podcast Hosts and interview guests efficiently? With a very lean concept, they started...

This vision of Lilith and her company VisualMakers is to enable everyone to build software. I couldn't agree more on that, as this was exactly the same vision I had in my mind when building my own company. In this episode, we cover some very interesting aspects of low code, which are not technical. We are talking about the effects low code has on your team or organization. How does a team change if now everyone is able to develop prototypes and test their own ideas? We are talking about how...

In this episode, I had the pleasure to talk with Matt Bourn. He is the owner of the company fivexfive. He is an absolute expert when it comes to business automation and process optimization with low code tools. In this episode, Matt gives very concrete use cases when business automation makes sense and how a company should start automating its business. In addition to that, we were talking about the required change management. When it comes to business automation, there is not only a...

When I first met Sandro, I was completely impressed by his attitude. Sandro is studying Business Administration and is working as an entrepreneur in residence. He is managing the product Start-up job list. He gets much support from the company Pirate where he got his first insights into the start-up world. Sandro is using the following low code tools: This episode is for everyone who likes to get more experience about entrepreneurship but can't afford to start a company from stretch. We...