Unflow

The supply of engineering talent isn’t keeping up with the rapidly scaling demand for coding abilities. Plus, siloing off code-based tasks to tech teams increasingly ties up engineers with smaller activities that disrupt workflows. So there’s been a flurry of no/low-code startups looking for ways to chip off smaller tasks and put them in the hands of non-coders - and a correspondingly growing amount of VC cash funnelled in to support the companies.

Larger-scale no-code platforms are yet to see widespread adoption, however, as many companies still prefer the relative flexibility of designing from scratch. So Unflow’s more targeted approach on small scale design and product testing could prove a savvy strategy.