No-code startups in San Francisco Bay Area

Uiflow

San Francisco

Y Combinator is a leading startup accelerator founded in 2005 by Jessica Livingston that runs programs to support startups, including the YC Program, Startup School, and Co-Founder Matching, and provides resources, deals, and ongoing guidan

Fillout

San Francisco

Fillout runs a no-code platform for forms, surveys, quizzes, scheduling, and workflows, serving tens of millions of users monthly and 50,000+ active teams with double-digit growth; its second product, Zite (launched April 2025), is the fast

StackAI

San Francisco

Stack AI provides a no-code drag-and-drop platform to design, test, and deploy AI workflows that leverage large language models to automate business processes. Its visual interface lets users connect data sources with different AI models to

Activepieces

San Francisco

Activepieces is an MIT-licensed, open-source no-code business automation platform that can be self-hosted on customers' servers, positioned as a self-hosted alternative to cloud tools like Zapier and aimed at making AI a native part of ente

Webflow

San Francisco

Webflow is a professional website design and publishing platform and the leading no-code visual web development platform. It enables diverse clients—from startups to Fortune 500s like Discord, Monday.com, TED, and Dropbox—to build websites

Floot

San Francisco

Floot builds an AI-first software foundation enabling non-coders to build and deploy full-stack web apps. It grew to 600+ customers after Y Combinator and features founders from Retool and AWS, with a CTO who bootstrapped a SaaS to $5M+ ARR

CreativeMode

San Francisco

CreativeMode enables players to create no-code Minecraft mods, expanding into a new category of gaming tools; in its first three months it built the most powerful no-code Minecraft modding platform and accounted for a double-digit share of

Rebolt

San Francisco

Rebolt is building a no-code platform that lets companies create and deploy custom full-stack applications in minutes, enabling both technical and non-technical teams to replace spreadsheets and generic SaaS with their own internal tools.