Design screens visually
Arrange components, edit their properties and adapt the layout for different screen sizes. Start from a template when it fits your task, then change the structure and content to match your own workflow.
APPSTRUCT APP BUILDER
A no-code app builder for the app you have in mind.
Build a mobile or web app with a visual editor, workflows and a database. Use AI to help create components, then shape the screens and behavior yourself. Start with one useful task and develop the app around the people who will use it.
Visual screens. Connected data. Workflows you control.
EXAMPLE APP BLUEPRINT
YOUR FIRST USEFUL FLOW
Service request
01
Choose a serviceList and detail screens
02
Send a requestForm and submission workflow
03
Track the resultStored record and status
THE BUILDING BLOCKS
Build the interface, the logic and the data.
An app needs more than a good first screen. AppStruct brings the pieces of visual app development into the same project, so you can work through a complete user journey and revise it as you learn.
Add behavior with workflows
Connect a button or another event to a sequence of actions. Work through navigation, conditions and data operations, and test the paths a person can take through the app.
Connect data and services
Give the app a data model using database tools, or connect a service through an API. Decide which fields each screen needs and how creating, reading and updating records should behave.
Use AI as a starting point
Describe a custom component and use the AI component tools to develop an initial result. Review its appearance and behavior, then refine it in the editor. AI features depend on the tools available on your plan.
START WITH SOMETHING USEFUL
Two app ideas. A practical way to begin.
EXAMPLE · CUSTOMER APP
Turn a service idea into a testable app.
For a first version of a service business app, focus on the journey from discovering a service to sending a request. Keep the scope small enough that you can test it with a real customer.
- 1
Outline three essential screens
Create a service list, a service detail screen and a request form. Choose a template as a starting point, or design the screens in the visual editor.
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Connect the request to your data
Define the information the request should store, connect the form fields and build the submission workflow. Test a successful request and the information missing from an incomplete one.
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Preview and collect feedback
Check the flow at the screen sizes your customers use. Share a web version for feedback, then use what you learn to decide which improvements belong in the next version.
See apps built with AppStruct
EXAMPLE · INTERNAL TOOL
Replace a repeated process with a focused tool.
A request tracker or a small operations tool is a useful place to start with no-code development. The goal is a clear path from entering a record to knowing what needs attention.
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Define the record and its states
List the fields your team needs, such as an owner, a due date and a status. Use the same labels on the form, list and detail screens so the process remains easy to follow.
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Build one complete workflow
Start with creating a request, opening its details and updating its status. Connect an existing service through an API when the process needs information your team already maintains elsewhere.
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Test access and everyday cases
Check who should see each screen, how empty lists appear and what happens when a record cannot be saved. Add the next feature only after the core process is useful to the team.
Plan a project with an expert
Web app
Use web publishing to make an app available through a browser. Test responsive layouts and the complete workflow before sharing the link with your audience.
Android or iOS
AppStruct includes Android and iOS publishing tools. Store publishing requires an eligible plan, your developer accounts, platform settings and the store’s review process.
A realistic first release
Choose the devices, integrations and access rules that matter to the first users. Review the current plan limits and test those requirements before committing to a larger rollout.
A FEW USEFUL ANSWERS
Questions about building an app.
What can I build with a no-code app builder?
Start with an app made of screens, data and clear user actions: a service request app, a catalog or an internal tracker, for example. Map the required data, integrations and access rules first, then check how they fit the available components and workflows.
Do I need to write code to use AppStruct?
You can work with the visual editor and workflow tools without writing application code. You still need to define the app’s behavior, understand the information it handles and test the result. Connecting an external API may also require understanding that service’s setup.
Does AI build the entire app for me?
The AI component tools help you create and refine parts of an interface. You choose the screens, connect the data and workflows, and review the result. Treat a generated component as something to test and improve as part of your app.
Can I start with a template?
Yes. Browse the marketplace for a starting point and adjust it to your own process. Review its screens and data assumptions before adding your content; a template is most useful when the underlying workflow matches the app you need.
YOUR IDEA. YOUR NEXT STEP.