Low Code Agency

We didn’t plan to start another company.

But after four years of building AI products at LowCode Agency, something became clear: businesses don’t just need someone to “add AI” to their software anymore.

They need help figuring out where AI actually makes sense.

✔️ What should be automated?
✔️ What’s worth building?
✔️ What’s just hype?
✔️ And who can they trust to guide them through it?

That’s why we launched Phos AI Labs: our new AI consulting arm built to help companies turn AI from a confusing buzzword into real operational value.

In this episode of The LowCode Podcast, we share the story behind Phos, why AI implementation requires more than a one-off build, and what this means for companies ready to adopt AI with clarity and purpose.

🔗 Listen to the full episode here: https://lowc.dev/uhOPR

Most marketplace apps put the buyer experience first.

But sellers need just as much attention.

A strong vendor dashboard helps sellers manage the work that keeps a marketplace alive: creating listings, tracking orders, reviewing performance, and getting paid clearly and on time.

When these tools are missing or hard to use, vendors leave. And when vendors leave, marketplaces lose supply, buyers have fewer options, and growth becomes harder.

The best vendor dashboards are built around four core areas:

→ Listing management so vendors can add, edit, and improve their products or services.
→ Order management so they can respond quickly and fulfil orders without confusion.
→ Analytics so they can understand what is working and what needs to improve.
→ Payout visibility so they can trust how earnings, fees, and payments are handled.

A vendor dashboard is not just a back-office feature. It is a retention tool.

🔗 Read the full blog post here: https://lowc.dev/hFQPE