Connect to your data sources or bring your data into Stacker.
In the following sections, you’ll learn exactly how to build a similar app for your business needs in three simple steps: In short, Stacker’s versatility allows our clients to build all sorts of apps, powered by their data, without writing a single line of code. With Stacker, Segment built a secure portal that lets startup founders log in, track their deals, and access a resource hub. While they house the data for the app (i.e., the back end) in Airtable, they also needed to ensure a great user experience for startup founders by giving them a way to log in and quickly find relevant information on their deals. Segment runs a program that supports early-stage startups with software deals, resources, and credits.
Segment’s app, used by over 15,000 startups.
External partners (like the company's accountant) have separate portals that display relevant data to their jobs. Freelancers also have a Stacker portal to create and update their profiles. With Stacker, Growth Collective built a portal app for clients to view and schedule time with matches. Growth Collective is a platform that helps clients hire pre-vetted marketing experts.
Growth Collective’s app that matches clients with pre-vetted freelancers.
Riders also use the portal to log the start and end of each job using their mobile device, as well as upload photos to confirm deliveries. That’s why they built a Stacker portal where customers can place and track orders and returns. They used to enter their orders in Google Sheets and text the address to riders, which involved a lot of manual work. Spedal is a courier bike service specializing in zero-waste deliveries.
Spedal’s secure portal for customers and delivery riders.
Here are three real-life examples of Stacker apps built by our customers: Stacker is our no-code web app builder, which lets you create web app CRMs, client portals, project trackers, internal tools, and much more - all without having to write a line of code. How to Build Web Apps Without Coding Using Stacker
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