An open-source low-code platform for building and deploying internal tools, dashboards, workflows, and AI agents.
ToolJet is an open-source low-code platform designed for building and deploying internal tools, dashboards, business applications, and workflows. It solves the problem of lengthy development cycles for internal software by providing a visual builder with drag-and-drop components and pre-built integrations with databases, APIs, and SaaS applications.
Developers, engineering teams, and IT departments in organizations that need to quickly create custom internal tools, admin panels, or operational dashboards without extensive full-stack development.
Developers choose ToolJet for its open-source flexibility, extensive integration capabilities, and the ability to self-host on their own infrastructure. It significantly reduces time-to-market for internal applications while maintaining control over data and deployment.
ToolJet is the open-source foundation of ToolJet AI - the enterprise app generation platform for building internal tools, dashboard, business applications, workflows and AI agents 🚀
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With over 80 pre-built connectors to databases, APIs, and SaaS tools, ToolJet eliminates the need for custom backend code to integrate common services, as highlighted in the features list.
Supports deployment on Docker, Kubernetes, and major cloud platforms like AWS and Azure, giving teams full control over infrastructure and data security, with detailed documentation for each option.
Multiplayer editing allows multiple developers to work simultaneously on complex, multi-page applications, speeding up team-based development of internal tools.
The ToolJet Database provides a straightforward way to store and manage application data without setting up external databases, simplifying data persistence for low-code apps.
Advanced capabilities like AI app generation, query building, and debugging are exclusive to the paid ToolJet AI enterprise version, limiting the community edition's functionality for teams seeking cutting-edge tools.
Deploying on platforms like Kubernetes or cloud services requires significant DevOps expertise, as evidenced by the extensive and fragmented deployment documentation across multiple guides.
Heavy reliance on ToolJet's proprietary components, database, and connectors can make migrating applications to other platforms difficult, especially for apps built deeply with its ecosystem.