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Course

Future of Mobile Development

Build working mobile apps with no code

Build working mobile apps with no code, using Adalo and Bubble.

What this course promises

Needs review
For
Beginners exploring how digital products and no-code apps are built.
Prerequisites
No coding required · Access to the current external tools used in the lessons
Expected effort
About 2 to 4 hours plus prototype work
Tools and materials
A modern browser · An account with the external no-code tool used by the lesson
Final capability
Plan and present a small working no-code app prototype.

By the end, you should be able to

  • Model app data and user flows
  • Build and test a small no-code prototype
  • Explain the durable concepts behind the chosen tool

Content status: fast-changing · reviewed 2026-08-21

  1. № 01 · No-code foundations

  2. № 02 · Building the app

  3. № 03 · Real features

  4. № 04 · Beyond Adalo

    Module checkpoint: produce evidence

    You should be able to

    • • Model an app's data as collections, properties and relationships before building any screen
    • • Build the working parts of a no-code app: lists, filters, forms, conditional visibility, payments and chat
    • • Choose between two no-code platforms for a stated situation, and revise that choice when the money or the reach changes
    • • Say what a platform will not do for you, and check that against the vendor rather than against a course page

    Take an organisation you know and an app they could use. Say which platform you would build it in, name the one constraint that decided it, and say what happens to the app in year three when the money that paid for it has ended.

    Evidence: One sentence naming the constraint that decided the platform and the recurring cost you accepted.

The story

Build mobile apps without writing code.

A mobile development program using low-code/no-code tools. Students built working apps with Adalo and Bubble, from data structure to lists, orders and payments.

Lesson by lesson, each student went from an idea to a complete, publishable app, learning that building digital products today starts with creativity, not necessarily with code.

Continue learning: 0 of 7 lessons are marked complete. A page mark alone is not evidence of learning. Practice completion records participation; certificate requests are reviewed by a person.

Your progress is saved on this device only. On iPhone it can be cleared if you don't visit for about a week, so export it to keep it safe.

This course was developed by alphaPlan Center from programs delivered in partnership with the American Corners network.