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WeWeb: a no-code front end for real web apps

WeWeb is a visual front-end builder that connects to any backend. Together with Xano, Supabase and REST APIs it lets you build portals, internal tools and SaaS apps without code.

Type
No-code front end
Price
Free starter, paid plans
Backend
Xano, Supabase, REST
Output
A Vue.js-based app

What is WeWeb?

In WeWeb pages are built visually and data comes from the backend through an API. Sign-in, roles, forms and workflows are set up in the visual editor, and you add your own code when needed.

If Webflow is for marketing sites, WeWeb is for apps: user accounts, data tables and complex logic. It is a great fit for shipping an MVP fast and testing it in the market.

What WeWeb makes possible

  1. Visual app building

    Pages, components and navigation.

  2. Backend connection

    Xano, Supabase and REST APIs.

  3. Sign-in and roles

    Managing users and permissions.

  4. Workflows

    Click, form and data logic.

  5. Your own code

    Custom components when needed.

  6. Code export

    Hosting the app on your own server.

What WeWeb works with

  • Xano

    A no-code backend: database, API and business logic.

    Open the guide
  • Supabase

    An open-source backend on Postgres: auth, storage, API.

    Open the guide
  • Figma

    Design, prototypes and design systems with your team in the browser.

    Open the guide
  • GitHub

    Code hosting, version control, teamwork and CI/CD.

    Open the guide

My experience

Projects where I used WeWeb:

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See the cases

WeWeb resources

  • BRD for a digital product

  • Digital product service

  • Figma guide

Questions about WeWeb

WeWeb or Webflow?

Webflow for a marketing site. WeWeb for an app with user accounts and data.

Can a no-code app scale?

Yes, if the backend is built well. Performance and security depend mostly on the backend.

Do I need a developer?

For an MVP, usually not. Developer help is useful for complex integrations.

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