Sets: A Community Management Tool Built on Bubble
Technology Category
- Automation & Control - Human Machine Interface (HMI)
- Platform as a Service (PaaS) - Application Development Platforms
Applicable Industries
- Cement
- Equipment & Machinery
Use Cases
- Building Automation & Control
- Inventory Management
About The Customer
Sets is designed for community organizers and members. Whether it's an online community, a co-working space, a meetup, a yoga studio, a church group, or a program, Sets is designed to bring the community together with a simple user interface. Community organizers can create new events, moderate discussions, create groups of people, and curate who gets access to the community. Community members, on the other hand, are presented with one page of information relevant to them and can choose to get updates direct to their inbox. The app is also suitable for non-technical users, as it is built on a no-code platform.
The Challenge
Sets founder, Oli Littlejohn, was faced with the challenge of creating a community management tool that would enable users to interact with their community through discussions, events, and by sharing their profiles. The main goal was to bring a community together with a simple user interface. However, Oli did not have a technical background, which posed a significant challenge in building a web app. He had been building the community at thisiscodebase.com for the last seven years and was familiar with well-known CMS tools, but he was looking for a solution that offered more flexibility and could create the SaaS tool he felt was missing in the community space.
The Solution
Oli chose Bubble, a no-code platform, to build Sets. Bubble offered almost all of the customization options, features, resources, and integrations needed to build a web app. Sets was designed as a simple community management tool for various types of communities, including online communities, co-working spaces, meetups, yoga studios, church groups, and programs. The app allows community members to interact with each other, create discussions, find out about events, and share profiles. There are two types of users - community organizers and community members. Organizers can create new events, moderate discussions, create groups of people, and curate who gets access to the community. Members are presented with one page of information relevant to them and can choose to get updates direct to their inbox.
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