Appsmith
A powerful open source framework to build internal tools
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Kevin William David

Appsmith - Open source internal app builder, ship 10X faster

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Appsmith is an open-source, low code developer tool that helps the rapid creation of custom software or internal applications. You can drag, and drop pre-built widgets, connect to any data source and create complex applications very quickly.

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Mohcine Heddi
Your github kpis are amazing! keep up the good work 📈
Rachit Chandra
So much of enterprise IT is just simple apps over complicated due to legacy reasons. This is such a great option to make it simple again! Godspeed
Heleana Grace
In a world where everything needs an app, this seems so helpful and, based on what I'm reading, super easy to use as well. Congrats on the launch!
Rahul Seth
Congratulations on the launch folks!
Sehaj
Congrats on the launch @rishabhkaul, and @abhishek_nayak2! My team is a big-time user of Appsmith & it has helped our team to improve efficiency.
Nikolai Pavlov
Unlike other low-code and no-code tools, AppSmith uses clear logic based on JavaScript, SQL queries, and other data sources. It seems complicated at first, but then it's very handy. Because these are universal tools, and there is a lot of reference material available. Other no code platforms often use their own formulas and operators, which, instead of simplifying the development process, actually complicate it. These formulas and operators become more and more complicated, turning into a proto-programming language used only on that platform, which confuses and complicates the work. I wish you success on the Prodct Hunt!
Indus Khaitan
We love this. As a fintech + Spend Management product -- a big part of our life depends on internal reporting. Appsmith makes it easy to run reports and make them available for our internal teams. We use roles. We use SSO. We do a lot of queries. We do a lot of dashboards. Anytime a CS or a Sales person asks for a report or a data pull -- we add that as a report on Appsmith. We build everything for internal teams and continuously add "stuff." Thanks to the team for doing the grind to make it easy for the rest of us.
dilochan karki
This looks helpful for me as a backend engineer. Would be interesting to find ways to contribute as well. Looks like a promising product.
Frida
Awesome! I'll keep rooting for you & Appsmith. Congrats on the launch :)
Rajagopal Natarajan
Congrats on the launch. Really excited about AppSmith over most other NoCode platforms, given that you've always enabled one to be able to complete the feature in mind by coding more if required, and been making it easier over time by bringing in newer constructs and widgets. Best wishes to get mainstream
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