Sheetany shows promise as a user-friendly software for non-coders, especially with its minimalist templates. However, it’s not always as straightforward as it seems. While the templates are ready to use, sometimes even basic changes don’t reflect as expected. The general guides available seem to only cover the basics, likely for marketing purposes. The templates appear to have limited capabilities, possibly by design. This means you'll often find yourself spending a lot of time messaging, searching, and struggling to figure things out or practicing until you hit a roadblock. If you need basic customizations or to automate essential forms, your best option may be to hire a developer to guide you, though this will cost you more. Worse, you may even be advised to switch to another platform. The real issue is the lack of clear, specific guides for non-coders. This platform is better suited for developers who want to save time creating products for their clients. I was initially excited, but I’ve been disappointed. I hope the platform improves, and a more comprehensive guide or tutorials are added to better serve users. It’s not about spoon-feeding but offering real value for time and money. That’s how professional and reliable services should operate.