The long-standing gap between developers and line-of-business people can mean requirements get lost in translation, with developers creating software business users don’t necessarily want or need. Low- code/no-code tools offer a way out, equipping businesspeople with the capability of creating their own applications to meet specific needs, without having to understand or know any programming languages. Typically, this is achieved through a Graphical User Interface and natural language input, with drag-and- drop input and automated code generation. ‘Low-code’ is distinct from ‘no-code’, as applications developed with ‘low-code’ may require contributions from software developers.