It's 2021: teams need to create their own software They need software to manage their work, to organise their data, to collaborate with colleagues and to interact with customers. They need software that fits how their business works, rather than having to change their processes to fit the software. They also need software that can change as their processes changes. And most importantly, every team needs to be able to create and modify this software themselves, without engineers or IT. In 2019, we launched the first version of Stacker to empower teams to build standalone apps powered by the data from a spreadsheet. Since then more than 20,000 teams have used Stacker to turn a spreadsheet into an app to share with customers, partners or other teams. For the first time, anyone was able to spin up a working customer portal or internal tool that was integrated into their data and perfectly fit their workflow, and ship it in less than an hour. That was a great start, but we weren't done there. It turns out that businesses need loads of apps to empower all their teams and enable all the processes that keep them running. It also turns out that they don't have all their data in a single spreadsheet, but spread across hundreds of different software products, spreadsheets and databases. That's why today we're launching the next version of our no-code platform, to empower you to do more with Stacker: more apps, powered by more data, shared with more people, with a lot more functionality. Read more about the story behind this new version on our blog: https://blog.stackerhq.com/annou...

Congrats on the launch! This looks like a very polished product, will def. give it a go. I've been working on building an airtable based SSG, and am certainly familiar with some of the pitfalls, so this really resonates with me! Best of luck with the product!

This is great! Love stacker and congrats on the new launch. Great work.

Great team, big vision. Love the direction they're going in here.

Congrats on the Launch!! THat looks good.

This release—especially the multiple data sources feature—is a game changer.

I first used Stacker to make an MVP of an app, and since then, I've used my knowledge to pick up a few no-code consulting gigs. People are blown away when I show them what's possible.

We've been able to do some really cool things with Stacker, and it's given us so many more ideas. The team is great, and so is the community! Love where it's all heading and couldn't recommend it more.

I'm amazed to see the quality put into the no code platforms like this

Users depend on my service to create objects (some physical, others digital) for them, and then store those objects to interact with later. Users should, of course, only be able to access *their own* objects. Users also need context to make sense of their objects, e.g., Three objects complete in your user journey, five more to go. Stacker makes it really easy for me to show my users their own objects, with context, so I can spend less time administering and more time interacting meaningfully with users.