Build mission-critical internal tools with the power of high-code and the speed of low-code.
Appsmith is a leading open-source low-code platform designed for engineering teams to build, deploy, and maintain internal applications. Built on a robust technical stack of React on the frontend and Java/Spring Boot on the backend, Appsmith bridges the gap between rigid no-code builders and time-consuming custom development. By 2026, Appsmith has solidified its market position through its 'Appsmith AI' suite, which allows developers to integrate LLMs directly into their workflows via native AI widgets and query modules. The platform distinguishes itself through its developer-first philosophy, allowing for unlimited customization via standard JavaScript within any property or logic block. It supports complex multi-step workflows, granular RBAC, and seamless Git-based version control, making it suitable for enterprise-grade environments. Whether deployed on the Appsmith Cloud or self-hosted via Docker and Kubernetes, the platform provides a high-performance environment for connecting to disparate data sources—including PostgreSQL, MongoDB, Snowflake, and REST APIs—transforming raw data into functional, secure interfaces in hours rather than weeks.
Native integration with OpenAI, Anthropic, and self-hosted models for text processing and image generation.
Metadata-driven low-code platform for rapid enterprise-grade application deployment and legacy modernization.
The high-performance low-code platform for building mission-critical enterprise applications with integrated AI-driven orchestration.
The leading low-code platform for building, deploying, and evolving enterprise-grade AI-powered applications.
The world's most popular enterprise low-code platform for data-driven applications.
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Allows developers to connect their Appsmith apps to GitHub/GitLab for versioning and CI/CD.
A full-featured IDE-like environment within the browser that supports external library imports via URL.
Native support for large dataset handling via offset and limit parameters in queries.
Framework to build specialized UI components using React, HTML, and CSS.
Native widget for location tracking, geofencing, and map-based data visualization.
Simultaneous application building by multiple developers with presence indicators.
Support agents had to access the database directly to issue refunds, risking data integrity.
Registry Updated:2/7/2026
The JS function calls Stripe's refund API and logs the action in Postgres.
Manual review of thousands of user-generated comments was impossible to scale.
Warehouse staff using spreadsheets led to sync errors and stock-outs.