AppSheet Reviews & Product Details
AppSheet is the intelligent no-code platform used by more than 200,000 app creators globally, including Clearlink, Enterprise Holdings, ESPN, Pepsi, Husqvarna, and more. With AppSheet, users can build a No Code App in 4 Ways: 1) Connect your data sources (e.g. Excel, Google Sheets, SQL, etc.) 2) Copy a sample app. 3) Use an Add-On for Google Sheets, Forms, or Excel. 4) Start from SPEC, our natural language declarative programming tool.
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| Deployment | Cloud / SaaS / Web-Based, Desktop Mac, Desktop Windows, Mobile Android, Mobile iPad, Mobile iPhone, On-Premise Linux |
| Support | 24/7 (Live rep), Chat, Email/Help Desk, FAQs/Forum, Knowledge Base, Phone Support |
| Training | Documentation |
| Languages | English |
La herramienta es sencilla y fácil de escalar. La curva aprendizaje es muy buena.
El manejo de campos de indentidad de base de datos SQL puede mejorar
Evaluación de la herramienta y desarrollo de apps de bajo costo y rápido desarrollo
Support website is helpful as the respondents can address your particular question. Much better than having generic response pages that may not address the problem you are having.
Some ability to further adjust the aesthetics of certain components would improve the apps a lot.
Ensuring high level of security can be difficult, especially when building apps in which we want responses from people outside of our organization.
The best part of the program is the degree of functionality it has. You can do almost anything if you know how. You can store PDF files, scan barcodes, use GPS on a map, create invoices, generate workflows, and much more.
The biggest thing I dislike about the program is the ability to alter the user interface. I also feel that the development interface is a little cluttered and every time you change something you are prompted to save it. It's also a little slow when it comes to loading and syncing. The formulas are a little hard to get your head around.
I currently use a appsheet to manage my inventory and invoices. I'm able to scan the barcode on my inventory to check it in and out.
the fact that you can design an app quickly and launch it seamlessly and the fact that building the app comes with so much ease thanks to the appsheet platform and numerous tutorials and quick to respond support team
when the back end data becomes a lot, the app takes a long time to load. then app also doesnt have a column structure for passwords. if the app also had a column that could capture device ID, that would be nice
the problem im solving is lack of accountability from my teams. the benefit i get is real time reporting with pictorial evidence, quick analysis, among others
Appsheet makes navigating, reviewing, and inputing data into our data management system much easier. It saves us a ton of time and helps us avoid mistakes.
The apps have to sync after every change, which makes using the apps a bit slow.
We use Appsheet to develop an expense tracking app, which makes it much simpler to input expenses and keep track of receipts. We also use Appsheet to manage customer orders and deliveries, which saves quite a bit of time and prevents mistakes.
It was very intuitive to use - really the main reason someone choose an app developer that's based on a UI.
The most recent update has created some weird quirks
I'm trying to create an easily accessible app to store training data for a team; that's both simple and free
It's a good tool for it's purpose. Works well
The mental model can be confusing. When do events fire? What's the relationship between tasks processes events actions bots? What's a good naming convention for these?
I'm helping a nonprofit with a client intake process. I wanted a tool that would be easy for them to work with.