Low-Code/No-Code Startups

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Talqui

Brazil

Talqui is a Brazilian customer-service platform that uses generative AI to automate conversations across WhatsApp, Instagram, Facebook Messenger and webchat. Based in Vitória, Espírito Santo, it lets companies build no-code AI chatbots that learn from human agents and handle support, sales and lead management from a single inbox. The company reports presence across most Brazilian states and over 100 million messages transacted.

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Wassist

United Kingdom

Wassist is a London-based startup that turns WhatsApp into a sales and commerce channel for online retailers. Its no-code platform lets a merchant spin up an AI agent trained on their brand simply by entering a store URL, after which the agent answers product questions, recommends items, recovers abandoned carts and guides shoppers through purchases inside the WhatsApp thread. The product integrates with e-commerce tools including Shopify, Klaviyo, Recharge and Yotpo.

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Notom

France

Notom is a French industrial software startup building an automation platform that bridges the gap between factory operational technology (OT) and modern IT. Its hardware-agnostic, open-architecture, no-code system connects legacy industrial equipment to modern data and AI tools, letting manufacturers modernize and add AI-driven efficiency without replacing existing machines. Founded in 2025 by former Innovafeed engineers, it targets SMEs and large industrial groups, with early deployments concentrated in the agri-food sector.

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MENOU

Japan

MENOU is a Japanese company, founded in 2019, that develops no-code visual-inspection AI for manufacturers. Its "MENOU" platform lets factory staff build and run image-based quality-inspection models without programming, and it has been adopted by more than 200 companies across automotive parts, medical devices, food and consumer-goods sectors. Beyond software, MENOU delivers end-to-end inspection setups spanning cameras, lighting, work-handling mechanisms and robotic arms.

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Wittify

Saudi Arabia

Wittify is a Saudi-based AI company building an Arabic-first conversational AI platform that automates customer service, sales, and support. Its no-code, low-code product lets businesses deploy voice and text AI agents that understand more than 25 Arabic dialects, integrating with websites, social channels, CRMs, and call centres. The company emphasises native Arabic speech technology and locally hosted data processing for privacy-sensitive government and enterprise clients.

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Plainer

Japan

PLAINER develops a no-code SaaS platform that lets sales, marketing, and customer-success teams build interactive product demos in roughly ten minutes and embed them on websites or share them with prospects. Demos created on the platform have been viewed over 1.5M times and are used by Japanese SaaS leaders including freee, Chatwork, SmartHR, and ZAICO, with customers reporting 2-3x lifts in site conversion rates.

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Wordware

United States

Wordware is a Y Combinator-backed AI startup building a no-code platform that lets users compose and deploy AI agents using natural-language prompts, positioning English itself as the programming layer.

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Zellify

Sweden

Zellify is a Web2App growth infrastructure platform that lets mobile app developers build web-based onboarding and payment funnels outside the App Store and Play Store, sidestepping the 30% platform fee and recovering the attribution data lost to iOS privacy changes. The product is no-code for marketing teams and pairs the funnel builder with a data layer covering ad click through Stripe payment to install. Customers include Lifesum, Opal, Blinkist, and Teknasyon.

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Thoughtly

United States

Thoughtly is an AI engagement platform that embeds voice, SMS, and email agents directly into CRM workflows so revenue teams can call, qualify, and route every lead automatically. Its no-code builder is aimed at marketing, sales, and RevOps users in lead-heavy verticals such as real estate, mortgage, insurance, and education. Founded in 2023 by Torrey Leonard and Alex Casella and headquartered in New York, the company was the first to ship a Calendly-integrated voice agent and now positions itself as the conversational layer of the CRM stack.