@ben_wynne_simmons I see that Aaron has added you as a maker :-) If you have the product hunt username of anyone else just tag them and I can also add them as makers.

@colinwinhall many thanks!

@ben_wynne_simmons Cool! Nice to see it's still going strong! Do you have a list of notable feature updates since you last launched?

@aaronoleary - it's been six years so the whole thing has been overhauled. I suspect most of the community here won't have heard of us before given our enterprise focus. I can give you a key feature list - but it might be easier for people just to go to our website (https://fliplet.com) and sign up with a free account.

@jchopak great - please use the chat feature in Fliplet studio if you need any help

@jchopak @ben_wynne_simmons Live help chat directly in the studio sounds fantastic! What are the support hours currently?

@jimcanto what are you planning!? 😉 As you might imagine there are better response rates for paying customers but we are lucky enough to have a great support team that typically responds to free users pretty quickly. The details of different support hours per pricing package are here (at the bottom): https://fliplet.com/pricing/

@ben_wynne_simmons ... ahhh, so it's not necessarily "live" .. I see. I respect that. I was surprised (I read your reply as "live chat".. my bad) as I understand how heavy the cost can be to have folks ready to respond instantly. I have zero problem with your tiered offering and Intercom support. I look forward to trying your product some day.

@lnchoi That's a great question. We'd love to use react native but the reality is that our clients need to be able to extend the platform with the minimum learning curve possible. They may not be developers. And using things like XCode on a Microsoft work computer is typically too difficult to countenance. As such the platform can be extended with typical web languages - Javascript, HTML, CSS - which have huge amounts of support, tutorials, code snippets etc. This also has the benefit that many web languages fail gracefully - ie, if a user has created a bug you can still run the app but perhaps a single component will not be displayed.

@francoolaami many thanks (although it feels like we launched quite a while ago!!). I'm not a power user of glide but my understanding is that they're a great tool for converting spreadsheets into apps. This is done by attaching the data to a spreadsheet. We have a similar feature which we call Lists from Datasources (not a very catchy name!). Where we differ is a templates based approach doesn't work for our core enterprise client base. They typically want to custom create their apps at a more fundamental feature level (ie re-arranging how data is displayed to a fine degree of control). So we offer greater flexibility over screen and feature layout and styling/branding. The other key difference is the ability to extend the platform. This is a key part of our "prefab" offering. Yes we offer prebuilt templates, features and components but as soon as you want to add highly custom workflow logic (ie, if I click this, then save that data and send an app notification to xyz) you can do this relatively easily. Ultimately I think Glide is great for creating very simple apps quickly and easily. We've historically focussed on large enterprise clients where the emphasis has been on power and customisation. I hope that helps

@aaronoleary just confirming I replied to this above.

@larry_bates. Yes this is something our clients have done before but unfortunately not in a single click. If I was to guess, what you're describing is a form component (ie a Q&A quiz) with the answers saved to a datasource. The you'd probably want to create a user profile page which displays static data (name, profile image, title etc) and some non-static dynamic images (badges) based on some custom workflow logic (ie, open datasource, look up user, compute their answer score, if it meets a hurdle then display a badge - if not don't). So yes this can be done but it does involve the combination of several features.

@jwgs - cheers James. At the moment we offer quite a comprehensive customer support services (which is preferred for enterprise clients but unfortunately is expensive). We're working hard to bring more self-serve tools into the offering so that we can drop the price. We'll let you know when we do!