Microsoft Power Apps vs Google AppSheet: Which is Better?

Microsoft Power Apps vs Google AppSheet - Which is the better no code/low code app-building solution?
When it comes to building custom software or apps for your business needs, both MS Power Apps and Google AppSheet are powerful and capable options to choose from. However, both have their advantages and disadvantages.
So in this video, we'll cover an in-depth comparison of MS Power Apps and Google AppSheet, and examine their features, to help you decide which is best suited for your business needs.
CHAPTERS:
00:00 - Intro
00:35 - What is Microsoft Power Apps?
01:01 - Features of Microsoft Power Apps
01:48 - What is Google AppSheet?
02:13 - Features of Google AppSheet
02:52 - Which has Better Customisation?
03:43 - Which is a Better Pricing Model?
04:24 - Final Thoughts on MS Power Apps vs Google Appsheet
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[@OzStomper]

Good overview of the two - thanks!

[@agustinu]

Good video. Simple and clear. Just what I needed. Thanks

[@mattbrickwood]

You're welcome! Thanks for watching

[@alex_df]

I implemented AppSheet in my previous work, and it proved to be a very quick but powerful tool. I tried PowerApps recently and it is more customizable, but not user friendly nor as easy to implement

[@mattbrickwood]

That's definitely a major drawback for Power Apps! Are you still using PowerApps for your current work, or using Appsheet instead?

[@alex_df]

Currently using Appsheet. It just makes more sense as a no code app creation solution

[@kabbahthoronkaExden]

I could connect my business listing on both Google Maps and Bing Business. Can I do the same with the Power page and Google site?

[@leohmedia1592]

Thank you dear algorithm from bringing me here, great video +1sub

[@mattbrickwood]

Thanks for the sub!

[@saeedsm57]

Absolutely Power Platfrom! No one can compete with!

[@mattbrickwood]

Thanks for watching!

[@prassanna6521]

What abou glide ,where is glide stands is same as google appsheet?

[@karimmena4418]

AppSheet is not drag and drop, as mentioned in the video. However I find ir more intuitive than power apps

[@jonr6680]

Google it is then! But what about FOSS?

[@11itech11]

- "Apsheet!" - "God bless you!" :) Since I'm not a developer and want to adapt apps to my job I'll walk with AppSheet.

[@mattbrickwood]

Glad you found the right solution, thanks for watching!

[@joaomoura7686]

Cool, a google appSheet sponsored video

[@alexmoreno7275]

AppSheet works best for me.

[@mattbrickwood]

Nice one! Thanks for watching!

[@cellovid]

Thank you for the content; it's very useful and valuable... Please consider, however, discontinuing the talking headshot editing in future videos. Sure, some may find it visually interesting, but I find it distracting and hope the trend will go out of style soon.

[@zulnordin8041]

I know every user needs to have an MS licence before they can use Power Apps, which is the roadblock for small companies. How about Appsheet?

[@mattbrickwood]

Appsheet simply requires users to simply sign in using a cloud provider such as Google, Dropbox, Office365, Box, or Smartsheet.

[@prassanna6521]

Right fact ,infact i as a beginner unable to practice power apps freely due to this license issues from India ,no other free devloper account options also not available

[@setyoufree2726]

Number one is their monthly price scheme.... for our small (profit) company..😅

[@mattbrickwood]

Yep, pricing definitely a big factor!

[@patelbhargav]

Also, for people wanting to learn, there are a lot of free resources on the web for Power Apps in comparison to AppSheets.

[@mattbrickwood]

Great point! Thanks for commenting

[@justafrenchkidtryingtospea9462]

Yes

[@alejandronunezvaldivia616]

Hello! Any specifics you can recommend?

[@rangledangle3371]

Don't forget how damaging these can be to aspiring developers. These are good for business professionals who want to make something quick, but if you put a developer on a low-code app you are killing their career.

[@mattbrickwood]

Great point, and definitely something to consider for businesses deciding to adopt these tools

[@hacidayiniz]

do not cry for this bud. so u can adopt yourself if u are really developer.

[@Skibbi198]

Depends how you spin it. If you put it front and centre, you're screwed. If you talk about how you used them to create MVPs to test the ideas before building them out, you're sitting pretty.

[@rangledangle3371]

@@Skibbi198 this is fine for freelance maybe, but I was in a company that replaced jr dev coding with a lowcode tool with this same promise. What actually happened was they decided each time that it was “good enough” and there was no reason to move it to code. So for a year I developed this way until I quit. No employer wanted to hear “what I’ve been working on”. I was ending interview cycles early if I mentioned how I was building. I had to lie and say I was building with code to get past the first call.

[@crixster]

If you have ever used power apps you're not gonna worry about developer careers. Honestly, go learn how to code if you want to make some proper application

[@jonr6680]

By app, they mostly mean database... 🙄

[@pawlowski6132]

You should be careful when you talk about power apps. Throwing around the phrases easy, simple, are very misleading. In order to develop a robust and functional power app is super complicated and difficult.