No-Code Success Stories

When faced with an outdated industry standard and much larger competition, our client in the risk management space sought to create a cutting-edge tool to differentiate themselves. Drive Phase Consulting delivered a custom no-code solution using Bubble and Xano for under $40,000—a fraction of the $500,000 estimate they received elsewhere. The result: a streamlined, scalable tool that positions them as a disruptor in their field.

A personal injury law firm faced significant challenges with scheduling and managing medical exams for their clients. Each missed appointment had the potential to result in severe financial and legal consequences for both the clients and the firm. The firm's staff spent an excessive amount of time scheduling these appointments and following up to ensure client attendance. Despite their efforts, missed appointments remained a persistent issue, creating additional workload and stress for the team.

6AM Running partnered with Drive Phase Consulting to build a mobile app that would help them foster a community among their customers. The app, featuring custom run tracking, a race calendar, an e-commerce shop, and push notifications, has been downloaded almost 800 times and helped users track nearly 27,000 miles. By using Drive Phase Consulting’s no-code development approach, 6AM Running saved almost $200,000 in development costs.

The client, a small business specializing in Christmas light installation, was facing significant difficulties in inventory management. They were unable to keep an accurate track of their items - colored bulbs, power cords, timers, etc. Often, they would discover they were out of stock only when they needed a particular item, leading to delays as restocking from their supplier could take weeks. Their existing system, based on Google Forms and Google Sheets, was disconnected from the inventory tracking process. The owner had to manually update the inventory based on entries from his technicians. This process was not only time-consuming but also prone to inaccuracies.

This food truck association, with 13 food trucks, wanted a custom branded food truck application at a reasonable cost.

This solar panel installation company is a scaling company. However, they were running much of their sales and operations using Excel. With the supply chain issues, one of their biggest pain points was that they never knew if they had enough solar panels for their upcoming installations.

This company provides market research services for consumer brands in the form of story audits and mystery shopping services. Previously, they were using a Google Forms type system to submit store product data and reports to clients in the form of separate Excel reports for each city that they audited. Local reps were getting overwhelmed by the amount of data they had to enter for each product at the store.

This business has a drop shipping site that sells primarily custom paint by number kits where customers upload their photo to be converted into a paint by number kit. The process of downloading the customer photo, sending it to the vendor to generate a proof, and getting approval from the customer took about 5 minutes per order. This business wanted to automate this process.