Send email
Discover how Bubble.io's Send Email feature empowers solopreneurs to effortlessly integrate automated email notifications into their no code SaaS applications, enhancing user engagement and streamlining communication without writing a single line of code.

Enhance your Bubble email communication with Loops.so
This Bubble tutorial showcases Loops.so, an incredible all-in-one SaaS email service. It allows you to send emails from your Bubble app to your users, providing transactional emails, marketing campaigns, and email automations. You can easily access its features through the Bubble API Connector.

How To Create Basic Contact Form In Bubble.io
In this Bubble.io tutorial video we demonstrate how to create a simple contact form within your application. When the form is submitted we'll trigger a Workflow that sends an email to you with the contents of the form.

How to add Postmark sender domains with the Bubble API Connector
In this Bubble coaching session with one of our members we explore how to add and verify custom sender domains using the Postmark API and the Bubble API Connector.

How to pick a transactional email provider for your Bubble app
In this Bubble.io video we explain the importance of picking a reliable transactional email provider. Nearly all the emails you send from your Bubble app will be transactional emails and there are a series of things to consider that will improve deliverability and decrease the likelihood of your emails going into Spam or Junk. This video gives an overview of my thoughts about SendGrid, Mailgun and Postmark.

How to send emails with Postmark and Bubble using templates
In this Bubble.io tutorial video we demonstrate how to link Postmark and Bubble with the API connector.

Loops.so vs Resend - Battle of the Email APIs
What are the key differences between Loops.so and Resend? Loops.so provides a quick and simple email API with a drag and drop email builder, while Resend is aimed more at developers.
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Alternative to Calendly, why I use SavvyCal
Discover why Savvycal, with its sleek and inviting week view calendar and robust features like integrations with Google, Exchange, and iCloud, as well as payment processing and team features, is the preferred choice over Calendly for scheduling and appointment needs in the world of no-code.

How to add Copy to Clipboard within a repeating group
In this Bubble tutorial we'll teach you how to add use the Air Copy to Clipboard plugin within a repeating group. For our example we take a repeating group showing a list of contacts and demonstrate how to copy each contact's email address to your user's clipboard.

How to use the Bubble debugger to find missing data
In this Bubble tutorial video, I'm going to demonstrate how you can use the debugger bar at the bottom of your preview app to work out why a text label isn't working or data isn't being shown when you preview your app.

How to Use Search Element to Display Single Map Marker On Google Maps
In this Bubble.io tutorial video we show how to link a Search field with a Google Maps instance. This video demonstrates and explains the need to store address data as Geographic field data in order to provide the necessary integration with the Google Maps API.

Build a Twitter Clone with Bubble.io - User Profiles
In the Bubble tutorial we add user profiles to our Twitter clone. We explain how to user a Bubble app page's Type of Content to create a template for all Twitter users in our app.

Why Bubble.io's Magic Link Login is Not Working: A Reported Bug!
Discover why Magic Login Links, despite their apparent convenience, might actually slow down your development process. We explore documented issues affecting Microsoft Exchange servers, API-triggered login attempts, and custom domain complications. If you're building an MVP or considering a simplified authentication system for your Bubble.io app, this video provides crucial insights to help you make an informed decision between Magic Links and traditional password-based authentication.