Used Bubble for 3 weeks. Hit a wall. Realized I could never export my own code. If Bubble shuts down tomorrow, everything I built is gone.

Bubble is powerful for web workflows but native mobile feels like a wrapper — slow perf, limited hardware access, scaling issues.

I’ve built a few tools and some live SaaS products that are in use today.

The no code industry is massive... now you have... Bubble etc. tools will appear on the market that handle the 99% cases so well that there is just less work to do now.

the cost to get a BAA in place is just obscene and total price gauging of the highest order... The second you need a BAA, all of these companies say you need to get on their enterprise plan.

Used as part of the no-code stack for projects that were successfully built and sold on Microacquire.

I’ve worked extensively with other ‘front-end interfaces for Airtable and Spreadsheets’, like ... Bubble.

You gave it a try, but it turned out to be harder than you expected and has its scalability and control limitations. It could take months of learning and testing just to create a small prototype.

We use Bubble and one main struggle we have is that the vital score is always very low because Bubble loads everything in one js file.

I learned Bubble a few years ago but I'm looking for something that is slightly more scalable.

Bubble is great for MVP and certain type of apps.

Bubble handles both frontend and backend, but the backend can feel pretty limited at times.

I was under the impression bubble could handle both front and back end.

Is t Bubble also expensive once you scale?

Bubbles performance can diminish pretty quickly with data heavy projects.

I have tried Bubble, but it requires way too much effort for planting one element at a time and has so many settings to work with around Appearance and Layouts and yet what I created in 2-3 weeks nowhere looks beautiful