Bubble Reviews

I love most about Bubble is its intuitive drag-and-drop interface, which makes the design process seamless.

I found Bubble's limited customization options to be a bit frustrating at times.

Easy to use and deploy apps.
Good design editor for responsive pages.
Has front-end and back-end features.
Easy to integrate with REST APIs.
Vast plugin marketplace.

A bit slow for loading pages, specially on mobile.
No native apps.
A bit rigid on data manipulation.

• Extensive customization of the app design (changing layouts, colors, adding custom elements, changing elements conditionally, etc.)
• Easy integrations with numerous external tools
• Ability to quickly connect to external APIs
• Ability to write or integrate custom code
• Active Bubble developer community and extensive documentation
• Ability to build progressive web apps using additional tools

• Since I have experience in web development, some Bubble design features felt unnatural at first (e.g. not using standard CSS display options). However, I got used to it over time
• Pages load quite slowly sometimes. I'm also using Webflow for another website that loads pages noticeably faster
• As our database is getting larger, it sometimes starts loading extremely slowly. However, if I hit refresh, then the database loads at its usual speed

Bubble is good enough but has lots of room to grow. I'm optimistic on their future.

Requires lots of workarounds and is missing some features like mobile development for now. Documentation for newcomers to the platform could be improved.

Ease of use
Super-community of specialists
Library of plugins
Ease of deployment
I can manage it on my own!

Sometimes, writing the expressions is cumbersome.
Would be great to have more sophisticated visualisation options

I can build web apps with no code, the learning curve is not that difficult

The constant pricing changes, always subtracting from what we have from the beginning

I love to centralize all my app in bubble. Front and backend all connected with api.

Page are so slow to load and SEO is badly impacted

Simplicity
Extensibility
Youtube Community

Plugin documentation
Unable to work in teams unless there is an expensive license

It's easy to use, it allows me to create an amazing website without the hassle like other competitors

the tool list should have a way to search for an item rather than search

the ability to put my ideas into product form without coding ability

didn't realise how much work would be involved with the work flow management

Easy to learn and use as professional developer but with no code.

We hope More integration with mobile apps and support all the new technologies

You can make the simple app and deploy it to prod. This is good frontend.

It’s difficult to develop business-logic inside Bubble.

Bubble made me able to build an MVP in a few weeks which surely will make possible the commercial validation I need

It was not so easy for me (not technical profile) to use or to build both a functional and pretty/easy-to-use product.

Bubble offers a high degree of customization, allowing users to create web applications that are tailored to their specific needs

Performance to scale the number of tables and rows

The ease of deployment and development of projects with varying complexities

It currently doesn’t have the ability to perform loops

Bubble is super fast at building & deploy a functional solution. You can do everything you want at pixel level. Workflows are fully under your control... there is really no limits (in comparison with other no-code tools). You can call any API you want & even add code if it's really necessary (i never had to do it). You can test & debug everything directly so you make very few mistakes. The (not so) new responsive engine makes it super easy to build responsive for any screen size.

The "components" library can be improved to save huge amount of time. But some exists out of the box but need additional subscription on third party partners. It could save tons of hours to have pre-built page templates and configurable small components like "x-closing window", popups, menus, etc. just like we can style every type of input, text, button, etc. it could be nice to be able to build and save our "small component library" (maybe it can be done with reusable elements but it's not that clear.Have some wizard to set up the basic layout in the most efficient way could be nice : main menu with Option set and Repeating group, single index page with hiding groups "with url parameters" on that same menu option set, etc.