ToolJet: Free Open-source Low-Code App Builder

[@zwelimdlalose1059]

What i like about tooljet is that you can add your own source code to help you in the development of the app

thanks for your videos, help me discovering some tools and even for the tools I know I always learn something

[@thrihash]

Can you please do an video for webstudio visual development it's an open-source development platform

[@elestio]

Sure we will add it in our roadmap :)

[@David-xx8ty]

Great video again with a really nice software!

[@mauwedooluwaseun575]

Please make vedio on dify ai

[@elestio]

Dify is in our roadmap and we will make a video about it soon :)

[@edhahaz]

Who is this for? Is it figma that ships working apps? (clearly not) Is it a CMS? egh.. sort of? is it a dashboard template for devs to get started quickly? egh... is it something to give your client once you're done building (lol hell no) I think I know... you guys made a mediocre IDE (Integrated Developer Environment) and I don't want to go back to windows forms. What is the vision of coding in modals ?

[@samuelhulme8347]

It’s for anyone who wants to quickly build apps without using a lot of code. It serves a similar purpose to website builders.

[@1lllllllll1]

$8 per end user? you guys are insane. that's way too expensive. imagine having a basic time logging tool used by 200 people, that would be $1,600 a month for something i can do in google app sheet. nice Ui but come on, the pricing tiers are nuts.

[@Josephbenguira]

You seems to be confusing the SaaS version and the open source self hosted version that have no limits per user

[@mustafaisildak]

Are you sure it's Free Open-source? :))

[@ziadsaeed1487]

Hi, could you please explain whether there are any limitations with the open source version?

[@David-xx8ty]

@@ziadsaeed1487 Unlike the SaaS version, there are no limitations with the open-source version. One of the benefits of using the open-source version

[@gregoryphillips760]

It’s hosted on GitHub with license terms.