Item: AppSheet
Rating: 10
Author: Ron Mouw

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

Our company, Paperwork Pros, uses AppSheet to develop business applications for our customers. Our customers are in a variety of industries (manufacturing, insurance, food service, agriculture, transportation, building contractors, home inspectors, etc.) and the applications that we develop for them address a mix of tactical and strategic problems.

Pros and Cons

As a no-code development platform, AppSheet makes developing apps fast.
AppSheet allows us to use many different data sources such as Google Sheets and SQL.
AppSheet has a great community that is very supportive of each other.
AppSheet is fun to develop on.

For certain types of applications with high user counts, AppSheet subscription fees can get a little expensive.
Applications built on AppSheet are very responsive to phones, tablets, and computers but it would be nice if it had a computer-specific layout.

Return on Investment

Reduction of paperwork by 10%.
Elimination of mundane work through automation of business processes.
Improved efficiency by 15%.

Key Insights

Do you think AppSheet delivers good value for the price?

Yes

Are you happy with AppSheet's feature set?

Yes

Did AppSheet live up to sales and marketing promises?

Yes

Did implementation of AppSheet go as expected?

Yes

Would you buy AppSheet again?

Yes

Likelihood to Recommend

As a company that develops applications for other businesses, we've found that AppSheet is very flexible and can address many business scenarios. One unique feature of AppSheet is its offline capabilities. There are few no-code development platforms that can handle situations where users don't have access to the Internet. This ability makes AppSheet well-suited for any kind of remote applications that need to be accessed in rural or remote areas.

AppSheet is Powerful and Fun to Use

Overall Satisfaction with AppSheet