Appsmith

Appsmith is an open-source platform that helps you build internal tools quickly using drag-and-drop components and direct data integrations.
It allows developers to connect to databases, APIs, or custom backends and create dynamic dashboards, admin panels, and automation interfaces - all without writing complex frontend code.
Appsmith makes it easy to turn business logic into usable tools that empower your team.

About hosting Appsmith on dFlow

Hosting Appsmith on dFlow provides a secure, scalable, and always-available environment for building and managing your internal tools.
With automatic SSL, persistent storage, and one-click deployment, your Appsmith instance is production-ready from the moment it’s deployed.
You can connect to any PostgreSQL, MySQL, MongoDB, REST API, or GraphQL endpoint, then use Appsmith’s built-in widgets to visualize and manage your data interactively.

dFlow handles all infrastructure operations - leaving you free to focus on building tools and workflows tailored to your team’s needs.

Common use cases

• Building admin panels for databases and APIs
• Creating analytics dashboards and reporting tools
• Automating workflows and backend operations
• Managing internal inventory, users, or billing systems
• Building low-code applications for non-technical teams

Feature highlights

• Drag-and-drop UI builder with responsive components
• Native integrations with popular databases and APIs
• JavaScript support for business logic and data transformations
• Secure environment variable and authentication management
• Version control for app deployment and updates
• Role-based access control for teams
• Open-source and fully customizable

How to install on dFlow

Deploy the Appsmith template directly from your dFlow dashboard.
No manual setup is required. Once the deployment completes, access your Appsmith instance from the provided URL, log in to the admin dashboard, and start building your first app.

Need help?

Detailed setup and integration guides are available on the official Appsmith documentation site.
Visit the docs to learn how to connect data sources, deploy custom apps, and manage authentication and permissions.