Xano helps you quickly and easily build the backend for your app, incorporating a scalable server, flexible database, and no-code API, with security best practices in mind. Make, on the other hand, is a connector tool that automates tasks between different applications.
Build & Test | |||
No-Code | |||
Templates | |||
Team Collaboration | |||
CRON Jobs | |||
API Builder | |||
Sidecar Docker Microservices (Sidecars are supporting processes or services that are deployed with the primary application.) | |||
Branching & Merging | |||
Redis Caching | |||
Authentication | |||
Advanced Queries | |||
Scale & Secure | |||
Regional Deployments | |||
On-Prem Deployments | |||
Load Balancing | |||
Auto-Scale | |||
ISO 27001 Compliance | |||
HIPAA Compliance | |||
Dedicated Resources | |||
Database | |||
PostgreSQL Database | |||
No-Record Limits | |||
Indexes | |||
Test and Live Data Environments | |||
Views | |||
NoSQL for Large Data Sets | |||
Community & Support | |||
Live Support Chat | |||
Live Weekly Office Hours Calls | |||
Documentation | |||
Webinars | |||
Xano enables you to build and deploy behind-the-scenes logic and 3rd party connections for an app efficiently. If you're building a new app requiring a certain degree of complexity and data transformations, Xano is the best platform to choose.
You can think of Make as a switchboard connecting different apps and services together in order to complete routine tasks. In this way, Make helps you to improve and automate your operational processes.
While both tools make things more efficient, Make links existing apps together, while Xano helps you build new ones.
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