Top No-Code Makers and Influencers You Must Follow

We have to start this blog post of the best no-code makers and influencers off with the man himself, Ben Tossell. He is the pinnacle of no-code with his website, Makerpad, which is literally a hand-holding step-by-step guide to the no-coder community. It essentially teaches people no-code and empowers them to build their own applications.

Another one in our list of the best no-code influencers, Bram Kanstein is a non-technical product builder who also teaches the same to people who are not well-equipped in no-code with an online course called startupstash.com; it has come to be known as the most successful product on Product Hunt ever.

Doc is a big help when it comes to use cases, tips, and live streams filled with insights and information that this no-coder can provide you with. He has used a single no-code tool to build three businesses, but that’s not the catch. He builds these businesses live!

He does not just talk the talk, he walks the walk and he shows that with actual businesses that you can virtually build with him from concept to finish.

Goncalo is a sweetheart when it comes to no-code. He is the co-creator of NoCodery and works as the Growth Product Manager. If you’re looking for no-code tips, tricks, and sarcastic meme replies, this is your influencer!

He did not like depending on developers, which explains why he is a big advocate for no-code. His interest in no-code sparked after it dawned upon him that he had a need to create prototypes and thus, NoCodery was born as a result. 

Now here’s an unconventional addition to this list of the best no-code influencers. You see, Jens does not build applications with no-code tools but he does help people build a bigger base to communicate the benefits of no-code to and create an audience.

After discovering the no-code movement on Twitter, KP’s game completely changed. Frustrated with the time it took to actualize his ideas or find a developer who understood his vision, and just plain old product development in all its glory was far from glorious for KP.

In this list, it’s safe to say that Kieran is pretty obsessed with expanding his no-code avenues. This no-code maker specializes in building no-code products from its advent as a thought-starter in a brainstorming session to the final product going live for the world to use.

Lacey Kelser is the pinnacle of women’s support in the no-code community. Lacey’s team provides all kinds of help to promulgate and assist women’s growth in the world of visual development.

Her journey with no-code arose from a love for visuals and a lack of fondness toward coding. She shares her story on her website, podcast, and YouTube channel. With whatever form of content you like to consume, she can help you out.

Michael Gill is a big help to the no-code community and is undoubtedly one of the best no-code influencers out there. He’s also a sweetheart with what he does for the community.

And there’s more! Michael also has a workshop and e-book called “The Maker Minions” which guides you in a how-to fashion across the realm of no-code. It is truly the perfect tool-kit to get started.

A previous Microsoftie, Tara Reed is another must-follow low-code no-code influencer. While blogging about her time at the company and managing a few projects on the side, she was open about her ideas of running a business and making products. She built an application without code called Kollecto, which provided art recommendations and from there, she created “Apps Without Code”; an idea for a business converting start-up!

Sam is the CEO at Metaranx, a no-code AI platform, and shares her no-code and start-up tips on the Toronto start-up podcast, Float or Founder. This no-code influencer aims to empower others in their no-code journey. Sam Lloyd was a content marketing manager in a tech industry and believed to excel, she needed to learn basic markup language, HTML. But no-code has bought a positive change; you no more need to understand how to do SEO, as much as the why. 

Jesus, a popular no-code influencer, founded LowCode Agency, which aims to help businesses optimize their processes and streamline operations by building custom-made apps. Jesus’s comeCDMX.glideapp.io was a big success, and it got sponsored by American Express. It is a listing of more than two thousand restaurants in Mexico City and was promoted by the #comeCDMX movement, which was supported by the tourism board of Mexico City.

Katt Risen is an influential figure in the no-code community. She is an entrepreneur, author, speaker, and educator dedicated to advancing the no-code movement and helping people create software applications without coding skills.

Her newsletter, No-Code Exist has 5000+ subscribers, every week she shares real stories of profitable or acquired no-code projects. She is a true example of how no-code tools can empower individuals to create amazing products and achieve their goals.

Vivek is a popular no-code evangelist, in addition to being the VP of Marketing of Quixy. Every new update in the no-code or citizen development arena is rightfully and at the exact time shared by Vivek. He is also known for his curious thoughts and deep knowledge of new technology updates. His love for no-code and citizen development can be easily depicted in the memes he shares.

Kevin is the owner and CEO of Quandary Consulting Group. Kevin is a seasoned professional with a strong background in IT management and digital transformation. He leads a team of low-code experts who specialize in streamlining business operations and improving workflows using low-code tools such as Quickbase, Pipefy, and Workato.

Farhan is a Digital Marketing Consultant and a new entry in the list of no-code citizen development influencers. Farhan himself is an innovative and skilful citizen developer. His creative inputs and humorous insights on automation and citizen development have a special fan base on different social channels.