Building apps with ToolJet
Start with the canvas#
Drag pre-built components onto the canvas to create forms, tables, dashboards, and multi-page apps. ToolJet's public repository describes more than 80 responsive components in the Community Edition.
Connect UI to queries#
Create a query from the Query Panel, run it against a connected source, and bind its result to a component. Use the same expression style as the quickstart:
{{queries.getEmployees.data}}Add custom logic#
ToolJet documents JavaScript and Python query options for logic that does not fit a built-in operation. Keep the query name meaningful, then connect it to component events such as a button click or query success.
Collaborate and release#
Use multi-page apps, multiplayer editing, comments, and versioning as your application grows. GitSync is documented as an option for syncing applications with a Git repository. Release a tested version before sharing it with end users.
ToolJet's public site and repository describe AI app generation and ToolJet MCP separately from the visual builder. Availability can depend on the deployment and edition; verify the current product documentation before promising a capability.
Next steps#
Build the data layer with Data sources and integrations, then define access in Workspaces and permissions.