WeWeb

WeWeb is a visual development tool for building the front end of web applications, aimed at teams that want a no-code interface builder paired with a real backend rather than an all-in-one platform. Users design pages with a drag-and-drop editor, bind components to data through native connectors for backends like Xano, Supabase, and Airtable or any REST API, and add interactivity with visual workflows and, when needed, custom JavaScript. It is often used to build internal tools, customer portals, dashboards, and full software-as-a-service front ends where a lot of dynamic, data-bound content is involved. WeWeb emphasizes that the output is production-grade: apps are performant, can use a company's own authentication, and projects can be exported as Vue.js source code or self-hosted, which reduces the lock-in concern that comes with many no-code tools. It integrates cleanly with the modern no-code backend stack, so a common pattern is WeWeb for the interface and Xano or Supabase for data and logic. WeWeb moved to seat-based pricing in 2025. It is free to build in, with paid project plans required to publish, priced by seats, workspaces, and features, plus higher tiers for agencies and larger applications.