Draftbit

Draftbit builds native apps visually while generating real React Native components underneath, so a developer can open the underlying project and recognize standard React Native patterns rather than a proprietary format. Data connects through Firebase, Airtable, REST APIs, or GraphQL, and custom React Native code can be dropped in for anything the visual editor doesn’t cover.

Pricing is tiered by team size and published apps, with export to a full React Native codebase available on paid plans, which is the platform’s strongest selling point in a category where most tools trap your app inside their own runtime. The ceiling is the same one FlutterFlow shares: real fluency in React Native still matters once you go past the visual layer, so a fully non-technical builder may hit a wall the code export can’t smooth over. It fits founders and small teams who want to start visually but are already planning to bring on a React Native developer as the app matures.