Compare AppSheet and Microsoft Power Apps 
- Users report that Microsoft Power Apps excels in application deployment with a score of 8.9, allowing for seamless integration into existing systems, while AppSheet's deployment score is slightly lower at 8.1, indicating potential challenges in this area.
- Reviewers mention that AppSheet shines in user interface design, particularly with its WYSIWYG editor scoring 8.3, which makes it easier for non-developers to create applications, whereas Microsoft Power Apps has a lower score of 8.0 in this category.
- G2 users highlight that AppSheet offers superior data synchronization capabilities, scoring 8.7 compared to Microsoft Power Apps' 8.1, which can be crucial for businesses needing real-time data updates across platforms.
- Users on G2 note that Microsoft Power Apps provides robust workflow automation features, scoring 8.8, which allows for complex business processes to be automated effectively, while AppSheet's automation features are rated lower, indicating less flexibility.
- Reviewers say that Microsoft Power Apps has a strong focus on enterprise-level scalability with a score of 8.3, making it suitable for larger organizations, while AppSheet, with a focus on small businesses, may not scale as effectively for larger enterprises.
- Users report that AppSheet's collaborative development features are highly rated at 8.6, facilitating teamwork among developers, while Microsoft Power Apps scores lower at 7.2, suggesting it may not support collaborative efforts as effectively.
- Core Features: Forms, Quick Edits & UX Displays
- Core Features: Calendar, Maps, Galleries & Table Views
- Core Features: Interactive Dashboards & Charts
- Three developer environments
- Connect to data sources with prebuilt, custom, and on-premises connectors
- Microsoft Dataverse entitlement of 2 GB database
Intuitively self-understanding and motivatingly progressive. The app/utility bridges the ditch that separates a non-programmer/manager from a coder/engineer by almost auto engeneering the product from a relatively minimal input.
The issue of pricing per unique user not total users per licence. You have to pay more for your app to sync faster if it's complex when the customers experience is completely compromised. Improve the sync process for premiun package as the customers are...
I like that different pieces of software and information can be brought together in a app or program to make the running of processes automated. I personally have used the app in several situations to increase productivity - in my case as a form is...
Power Apps is cool at first, but it gets annoying real quick. Stuff breaks for no reason, and figuring out why feels like guessing. Making things look good on different screens is a pain, and it slows down when you try to do anything more than basic. It’s...
Intuitively self-understanding and motivatingly progressive. The app/utility bridges the ditch that separates a non-programmer/manager from a coder/engineer by almost auto engeneering the product from a relatively minimal input.
I like that different pieces of software and information can be brought together in a app or program to make the running of processes automated. I personally have used the app in several situations to increase productivity - in my case as a form is...
The issue of pricing per unique user not total users per licence. You have to pay more for your app to sync faster if it's complex when the customers experience is completely compromised. Improve the sync process for premiun package as the customers are...
Power Apps is cool at first, but it gets annoying real quick. Stuff breaks for no reason, and figuring out why feels like guessing. Making things look good on different screens is a pain, and it slows down when you try to do anything more than basic. It’s...