HeyJaredNo-Code World Radio
In this podcast, Alex travels around the world to meet in-person, the most interesting people in the no-code space.
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#24: In Frankfurt, Yaokai Jiang tells how a sports card collector built an $800K business on Momen (opens the original)
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DISPATCH 24 · FRANKFURT Yaokai Jiang, founder, Momen FRANKFURT — A software engineer who started coding in 1998 sets out to build a no-code tool. He doesn't know Bubble exists. Six years later, his users are running businesses with 60,000 customers. I sat down with Yaokai Jiang at No-Code Week to talk databases, DSLs, and why AI needs tools — not prompts — to write reliable backends. On the ground with Yaokai Jiang is the founder of Momen, a no-code platform for data-intensive applications. A fo
#23: In Frankfurt, Artur Mkrtchyan breaks down Softr's approach to AI-powered app building (opens the original)
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DISPATCH 23 · FRANKFURT Artur Mkrtchyan, co-founder, Softr FRANKFURT — A platform that started as a visual front end for Airtable is now a full-stack builder with its own database, workflow engine, and AI layer. Artur Mkrtchyan sat down at No-Code Week to trace that arc — and explain why business teams need platforms, not just prompts. On the ground with Artur Mkrtchyan is co-founder of Softr, the no-code platform he and Mariam Hakobyan launched in 2020. With 15-plus years as a software engineer
#22: In Frankfurt, Darragh McKay walks through the five-year arc of building Noloco (opens the original)
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DISPATCH 22 · FRANKFURT Darragh McKay, CEO and founder, Noloco FRANKFURT — At No-Code Week, Noloco's founder traces an arc from 2021 to today: five years of building internal tools on top of other people's data. Along the way, the word "no-code" started to fray at the edges. On the ground with Darragh McKay founded Noloco in 2021 after working as a software engineer at HubSpot and a Dublin startup. He saw small and mid-sized teams drowning in spreadsheets and disconnected SaaS tools, unable to a
#21: In Frankfurt, Bart Veldhuizen explains why giving your bank account to an AI agent is still a terrible idea (opens the original)
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DISPATCH 21 · FRANKFURT Bart Veldhuizen, Community Lead, n8n FRANKFURT — At No-Code Week 2026, n8n's community lead explains why handing your bank credentials to an AI agent is still a terrible idea — and how the company is racing to build an AI workflow builder that rivals what users already get from Claude. On the ground with Bart Veldhuizen has been building communities for over 20 years, starting with Blender in the early 2000s. He joined n8n as a user, then became community lead. Now he run
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