Oct 21, 2022 at 06:19The growing popularity of the Web3 industry increases the number of people who want to join it and the number of tools that facilitate this entry.
These three tools allow you to build Web3 products without programming knowledge. They have recently appeared on the market, but buidlbee has every reason to think they will succeed.
Breshna
This is a new project by Mariam Nusrat, a woman on the Forbes Next 1000 List and founder of the not-for-profit organization GRID. This organization is dedicated to creating and supporting video games with a positive social impact.
Breshna is also a game-related project. With it, anyone can create Web3 games without programming knowledge.
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“The best way to think about Breshna is like a canvas for video games,” explains Mariam. “And this is not just about entertaining Web3 games, but also educational ones, marketing, etc.”
The project already has achievements:
- 187k users, including 2k game-makers;
- 96 countries;
- 7k+ video games made on the platform;
- $2,4m of funding.
Directual
Directual is a young competitor to the already-known no-code tools Moralis, Bubble, and Bildr. It provides a full range of features for developing Web3 applications without writing code + additional benefits.
“Moralis is all about Web3, but centralized features are harder to build. Bubble can help you create a great front end, but the back end is not there when scaling the product. Bildr is also more focused on Web3 and less on centralized features,” the company’s press service told buidlbee.
They add that their customers achieved incredible results with the platform: “Something even the most successful competitors like Bubble cannot offer without going traditional programming or resorting to another third-party service to fill in the blanks.”
The startup’s founder, Pavel Ershov, also recently announced the arrival of Directual’s own DAO.
Interestingly, even with a huge number of functions, the product interface is simple and straightforward.
Upstream
If you are interested in no-code DAO creation only, take a closer look at Upstream. Their product Upstream Collectives just came out of beta, but it has already attracted attention and is popularly called DAO In A Box.
“Upstream’s intuitive, no code platform for DAO creation is the breakout!” tweeted venture capital firm Hannah Grey VC, one of the startup’s investors. In total, Upstream raised $12.5m and then made it to Forbes.
According to the startup founders, DAOs are the limited liability companies (LLC, business structure that protects its owners from personal responsibility for its debts or liabilities) of the Web3 world. Their problem is that they are hard to build, and Upstream can solve that.
We look forward to seeing what they can do about it.
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