Mars lets you start building using NoCode and zero coding skills as long as you stay within the scope of existing micro apps.
The main innovation behind Mars is that once you overgrow the NoCode, you can just switch the coding interface from NoCode to Code. You will not lose anything you’ve built, not the data, not the logic. You can even continue building simple parts using NoCode and more complicated parts using Code.
- NFT marketplace: NFT marketplace where artists can post their NFTs and collector can buy it.
- Uber for X: A gig economy. Uber for babysitters. Uber for teachers. Uber for anything.
- Social network: Social network for specific segments. E.g. social network for book lovers. It is also possible to mix with other micro-apps and add eCommerce for example.
- NoCode builder: You can build a NoCode builder for things like websites, email templates, food recipes, house design, image or video builders, and more.
- Collections of items: Present a collection of items in various layouts. Enable freemium, so that some items can be seen for free and some need payment.
Mars engine is free and open-sourced on GitHub, it runs under https://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0. However, the micro apps are built by thirds parties and may have free or premium pricing models.
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