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These are the people in #NoCode

While a lot of people have attempted to categorize the NoCode and Low-Code world, they usually come at it from a tools/products angle. Take for example this Specificity x Intelligence mapping by Sapphire Ventures . You’ll see all the NoCode tools neatly classified into buckets that help VCs make investment decisions. I even talked about this with Arvil, a Group Product Manager at Okta on the pod .

Others have tried to simplify product selection by end-users by categorizing NoCode tools into a wide variety of groups. See the image below by also here, here and here .

But nobody talks about the PEOPLE in the space.

Until Now!

These are the 5 Types of NoCoders based on the many interviews we have done!

Freelancers

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These are experts of NoCode tool(s) who have combined their NoCode skills with their functional expertise.

They generate a full-time income working with clients in the NoCode space (or realllly want to quit their 9-5 job but haven’t managed it yet).

They use NoCode tools to solve problems for their clients.

E.g., A full-time NoCode power user who works as a freelancer or in an agency and makes an income from NoCode tech.

Automators

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Creators/Makers

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These are the end-users who use NoCode tools to create products with a view to test ideas and gain an understanding of the underlying market.

They typically are experts in other functional or business areas but don’t have a ton of expertise in NoCode tools and constructs.

They convert my ideas into real projects using No Code. If they have an idea, they use NoCode tools to test it and get feedback.

E.g., A beginner NoCoder who created their first landing page or embedded form.

Enterprise NoCoders

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These are the power users in business teams.

They are comfortable with technical constructs (e.g., using tools to cruch large datasets) but want to take things to the next level.

Although "tool-building" might not be part of their daily responsibilities, they use NoCode tools at their day job to simplify business processes on their team or company.

E.g., A business analyst at a large company who builds an app using NoCode tools to simplify information capture from their team

Founders

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