Note
Lowcoder continues from the abandoned Openblocks project. For more information read our manifesto.
- Connect to any data sources or APIs.
- Build UI with 50+ components.
- Share with colleagues and customers.
It's cumbersome to create a single app. You had to design user interfaces, write code in multiple languages and frameworks, and understand how all of that code works together.
Low-code/No-code platforms are fast to get started with but quickly become unmaintainable and inflexible. This creates more problems than it solves.
Retool-like solutions are great for their simplicity and flexibility, but they can also be limited in different ways compared to frameworks like React/Vue.
Lowcoder wants to take a step forward. More specifically, Lowcoder is
- An all-in-one IDE to create internal or customer-facing apps.
- A place to create, build and share building blocks of web applications.
- A domain-specific language that UI-configurable block is the first-class citizen.
- Visual UI builder with 50+ built-in components.
- Module and Query Library for reusable components and queries in the UI builder.
- Custom components to share through React and Lowcoder SDK (instead of iFrame).
- Native connections to PostgreSQL, MongoDB, MySQL, Redis, Elasticsearch, REST API, SMTP, etc.
- JavaScript supported everywhere to transform data, control components, etc.
- Embed Lowcoder pages as a React component (instead of iFrame). Demo
- Role-based access control (RBAC) for granular permission management.
- Auto-saved and restorable history for release and version control.
- DIY app themes to precisely align with your company's content.
- Audit logs to track activities and ensure compliance.
- Lowcoder is open-source. You don't need to worry about vendor lock-in or being stuck with an outdated version of the software.
- In Lowcoder, developers can create and use their own components instead of depending on official updates.
- Lowcoder supports left menu navigation (like most sites do). Retool has header navigation only.
- Lowcoder has more components and richer configuration than Appsmith and Tooljet.
- In Lowcoder, you can choose auto-height or fixed-height mode for your components, while Appsmith supports fixed-height mode only.
- In Lowcoder, you can reuse common structures when building apps with modules and query library features.
If you have any questions, please feel free to contact us or share with our community. Our team is here ready to help.
📮 Chat with us on Discord
📑 Search for solutions in our Documentation
🔎 Submit an issue here on GitHub
You can access Lowcoder from cloud-hosted version at any time, or use the following resources for deploying Lowcoder on different platforms:
- Docker
- AWS AMI (Coming Soon)
- DigitalOcean (Coming Soon)
- Language support: If you have experience with a language that isn't currently supported by our product, send us a pull request.
- Create and share components or demos: If you've created something that might be useful to others, add the link here.
- Frontend contributing guide