Hubbler, founded in 2016 is a no-code DIY platform that converts businesses into apps to automate and optimize business processes with ease
CXO Outlook named Hubler one of the top four Indian no-code tech startups that grabbed attention for their innovative approach to enterprise application development. The publication highlighted Hubler's ability to convert complex business processes into deployable applications without any coding requirement.
Founded in 2016, Hubler has built a platform that enables organisations to build process-driven applications at a fraction of the time and cost of traditional software development. The platform's core proposition — digitising business processes without relying on coding — represents a significant departure from conventional enterprise software timelines.
The CXO Outlook feature situates Hubler within the broader Indian no-code movement, examining how startups in this space are targeting underserved operational needs in industries including retail, manufacturing, logistics, BFSI, and healthcare. These industries share a common challenge: high operational complexity and a need for custom workflows that generic SaaS tools cannot accommodate.
Hubler's platform addresses this by combining workflow automation, mobile app delivery, database management, and integration capabilities in a single no-code environment. The company's focus on enterprise-grade governance — approvals, audit logs, role-based access — distinguishes it from consumer-oriented no-code tools and positions it as a serious alternative to custom development.
Hubler enables enterprise teams to build custom workflow applications without writing code, serving industries including retail, manufacturing, logistics, BFSI, and healthcare. The platform combines a visual application builder with enterprise features such as role-based access control, approval routing, audit logging, and native integration with ERP, accounting, and communication platforms.