Draftbit

A brief overview of Draftbit

Draftbit is a new way to build cross-platform, native iOS and Android apps in minutes instead of months. Whether you're a designer or developer, with Draftbit you can design your app visually, and then export clean, well-documented code and libraries that give you full control. It has created an intuitive design experience that allows designers, product managers, and engineers to work together visually. With Draftbit, teams can rapidly iterate on app ideas, collaborate across the organisation and build unique products. It has tons of features and attributes to choose from.

Reasons to consider Draftbit in your no-code stack

• Built on React Native: The most powerful cross-platform development framework used by millions of developers.
• Powered by Expo: Build for native iOS, Android, and web from the same codebase.
• Open Source: Your entire project is based on open-sourced libraries and languages.
• No Lock-In: Your project doesn't require a perpetual Draftbit license to run.

What can you accomplish with Draftbit?

• Create, customize, and launch mobile apps all from your browser. Source code included.
• Draftbit lets you go beyond simple prototypes by offering the ability to create mobile apps from your web browser itself.
• Start quickly with Bits, Blocks and Examples to help you move fast. Customize every detail with advanced properties, themes and custom code. Preview as you go on your device, or on the web. Connect it up by adding actions, interactions, navigation and live data.
• “On our very first project, we saved hundreds of hours of engineering time — the value of Draftbit cannot be overstated,” says Javier Otero, the CEO and Founder, Futurehaus

Top features of Draftbit

• Collaboration Tools
• Design Templates
• Drag & Drop
• Feature Library
• Prototype Creation
• Testing Management
• Visual Modeling

Pricing plans

• Free Trial: 14 days
• Starter: $15 per month
• Professional: $99 per month
• Enterprise: Custom

Learning resources

• Tutorials
• Building with Draftbit
• How To
• Introduction to Draftbit (6-part series)

A few tweets about Draftbit from real users