It's time we start treating them as such.

I think we can all agree: NoCode is still in its infancy.

The potential is clear. Thousands of aspiring, non-coding founders have taken the plunge and started to build.

The tools are that powerful. They narrow the gap between imagination and product in a way that Photoshop once did to traditional art.

What's more, the first NoCode millionaires are starting to emerge. We have definite proof of concept. So it begs the question: what's next for this exciting new space?

Today, NoCode is a playground without a kindergarten teacher.

Current NoCode builders are still playing around. Exploring the boundaries of what is possible with existing NoCode tools.

Source: Tenor

Source: Tenor

While this is a great approach for experimentation, it is less of one for startup building. If a product has Traction, it is often the result of serendipity.

Early startup ecosystems faced the same problem. Until accelerators and incubators came along to formalize the process.

NoCode has the potential to become the single biggest enabler of indie founders.

It's no surprise the NoCode movement is building up such momentum. Everything about it, from the tools to the culture, is set up for fast adoption.

  1. It Invites Tinkering – The barrier to entry is just low enough, and learning curve just steep enough to create the optimal effort/reward balance for non-programmers. The Lego Effect.
  2. It Increases Building Speed – You can build a NoCode MVP with the cost and half the effort of running an Ad. This allows for multiple releases in a short window of time.
  3. It Rewards Sharing – The Community is eager to engage with and promote fellow builders. Every hour 6000 acres of rainforest disappear, and someone starts a NoCode curation list.
  4. It Builds Traction – The attraction generated by building in public, which is accelerated by the engaged NoCode community, results in a serious chance at traction for good products.

A setup like this is special. It fits the Zeitgeist to a T. And if it plays out right, it could be the biggest accelerator of indie entrepreneurship since the internet.