We would recommend using Honeycode if you have a simple spreadsheet that you wish to turn into an app for use within a team setting. Ultimately, AppWorks feels that the two platforms are optimized for different uses. Side-by-side platform comparison Optimized for Different Uses No native high-availability or scalability features Harder to web publish compared to Honeycode – supports API integrations, Javascript solution integrationĭifficult to extract data without using Honeycode API
SSO options including Azure, Google, AWS Cognito & othersĮasily export data as. Thousands of free resources available onlineĪbility to use Javascript, SQL and scriptingĪbility to host your own server and fully own/control your data Highly customizable UI with 3 record browsing options: single, list, spreadsheet Highly intuitive UI requires no coding experience Windows, Mac, Web, iOS, Android coming soon On-premise Licenses: $900/year for 5 years, cloud hosting additional Pro: $29.99/month up to users with limit of 100,000 rows/workbook, unlimited workbooksĬlaris FileMaker Cloud Essentials: $19.99/user/month up to 5 usersĬlaris FileMaker Cloud Standard: $39.99/user/month for 5+ users Plus: $20/month up to 20 users with limit of 10,000 rows/workbook, unlimited workbooks Honeycode & FileMaker Comparisonįree: up to 20 users with limit of 2500 rows/workbook, unlimited workbooks AppWorks would like to note that Honeycode is brand-new, and these findings are as of our August 2020 platform testing. Because we frequently utilize both platforms, we were curious about how the two would compare and contrast in the low-code space. Launch screen in Claris’ FileMakerĪppWorks primarily develops in Claris’ FileMaker platform, and also has extensive hosting experience using AWS. Task tracking template in AWS Honeycode Claris’ FileMakerįileMaker was named as one of several low-code industry leaders in a 2019 Forrester report, and has been around for over 30 years. Engineered to combine the feel of a spreadsheet with the power of a software platform, Honeycode is positioned in a similar space as Claris’ FileMaker.
On June 24, 2020, AWS launched it’s no-code platform Honeycode, which is designed to enable application authoring by non-developers. According to Forbes, low-code apps are projected to experience high growth in coming years, largely because low-code development is significantly faster and cheaper than traditional code development. We were curious about new platforms in the space, so we decided to conduct a FileMaker & Honeycode comparison. Low-code and no-code platforms allow citizen developers to create applications with minimal knowledge of computer science and coding.
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