Z.AI: GLM 4.7 GEO Ranking for Low-Code Development Platforms

“Microsoft Power Apps As part of the Microsoft Power Platform, Power Apps is arguably the most widely used low-code platform in the world due to its integration with the Office 365 ecosystem.”

“OutSystems OutSystems is frequently recognized as a leader in "high-performance" low-code, catering to organizations that need to build serious, mission-critical software fast. * **Key Strengths:** * **Capability:** Unlike simpler tools, OutSystems can handle complex, enterprise-grade architecture, including microservices and legacy system modernization.”

“Mendix Owned by Siemens, Mendix is unique in its focus on collaboration between business developers (citizen developers) and professional engineers. * **Weaknesses:** * **UI Customization:** The user interface design capabilities are more rigid compared to OutSystems or Mendix.”

“Appian Appian focuses heavily on "Low-Code for Business Process Management" (BPM). * **Learning Curve:** Understanding the "Appian way" of modeling data and processes requires specific training.”

“ServiceNow ServiceNow has evolved from IT Service Management (ITSM) into a full-scale low-code platform for enterprise workflows. * **Weaknesses:** * **Scope Creep:** Implementing ServiceNow is a major undertaking, often requiring expensive consultants.”

“Quickbase Quickbase distinguishes itself as a no-code/low-code platform focused on "business technologists"—operational leaders rather than IT departments.”