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What is No-code?
No-code means building apps or automations by clicking and dragging on screen, without writing any code.
- Category Building with AI
- Also called low-code, no code
- Updated 20 Oct 2026
No-code, explained simply
No-code tools let you build things with buttons, forms, and drag-and-drop blocks. You don't type code.
Low-code is close. You mostly click, but you can add a little code when you need to.
Say you want a form that saves answers to a spreadsheet. A no-code tool lets you set that up in minutes by connecting blocks.
On ITG Now, our free tool guides point out when a tool works with no code, so you can follow the steps without being a developer.
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Questions people ask about No-code
Is no-code free?
Some no-code tools have a free plan, and some are paid. Check each tool's pricing page for the current details.
No-code vs low-code: what is the difference?
No-code needs no programming at all. Low-code is mostly visual, but lets you add some code for extra control.
Do I need to know how to code to use no-code tools?
No. You work with menus, blocks, and settings instead of code.