Saltcorn – no-code application development platform

Saltcorn is an extensible no-code platform for building web and mobile database applications.

It provides tools for defining tables, creating views, arranging layouts and adding actions without writing conventional application code.

Applications can be extended through plugins and deployed as self-hosted or multitenant services. Saltcorn supports PostgreSQL for production deployments and SQLite for lightweight desktop use.

This is free and open source software.

Key Features

• Build database-backed web and mobile applications without coding.
• Create tables, fields and relationships through a graphical interface.
• Design forms, lists, feeds, dashboards and other database views.
• Arrange application pages using configurable layouts.
• Add actions, workflows and calculated values.
• Extend functionality through a plugin system.
• Supports user accounts, roles and access controls.
• Offers PostgreSQL and SQLite database backends.
• Supports self-hosted and multitenant deployments.
• Can be deployed using npm, Docker or an automated Linux installer.

Website: github.com/saltcorn/saltcorn
Support:
Developer: Saltcorn project
License: MIT License

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