[jddj]

Congrats on the launch.

While I agree that low code is often a trap, I imagine this is a very difficult space. Once you go away from low code and towards low effort, you're then in the realms of supabase and pocketbase, which have that particular niche nailed pretty well without marrying to a particular front end framework.

I personally now wouldn't stray from pocketbase for internal apps because an alternative offered hosting and some UI components (when I have a whole internet full of hosting and UI components -- see: tough space, selecting for people who do have some coding ability). But I can see how a really well integrated solution could be valuable to others who happen to click with its flavour and degree of opinionatedness.

[solias99]

It is a difficult space for sure.

We think the value is not just in one thing or the other, but being very focused on the whole: component library, framework, etc. and not giving options.

The reason is because it ties together nicely when you prompt our AI to generate the tool you want.

When you say "Give me a table on data X and a bar chart that is groups field X on the same data", there is no cognitive effort expended in thinking about which component library to use, getting AI to know about said component library, and writing code straight into your project.