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What is Twidget?

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Twidget is a no-code platform for building web interfaces and their backend. Use Pages to create a frontend, connect it to API endpoints and database tables, and automate server workflows with functions and events. Build with the visual editors or discuss a goal with Twidget Assistant and review its proposed drafts before applying them.

Key Features

Native Pages and AI-Assisted Drafting

Build editable pages with forms, tables, layouts and reusable components. Page starters and supported HTML/CSS import provide additional starting points. The Assistant can prepare related page and backend resource drafts in one task; review, test and publish them separately. See Page Overview and Twidget Assistant.

No Code Development Platform

Twidget provides a user-friendly interface enabling you to build APIs and other applications without writing any code.

Managed Database

It offers a fully managed database solution, so you don't have to worry about database setup or maintenance.

Managed File Store

Twidget includes a managed file store, allowing you to store and retrieve files effortlessly within your applications.

Inbuilt Authentication

The platform comes with built-in authentication mechanisms, making it easy to secure your applications right out of the box.

Easy to Use

Designed with simplicity in mind, Twidget's interface is intuitive, enabling you to create and manage APIs swiftly.

No Code Testing Framework

Twidget includes a no-code testing framework, reducing the time and effort required to test your APIs and applications.

Reduced Workload to API MVP

By leveraging Twidget, you can significantly reduce the amount of work needed to get an API Minimum Viable Product (MVP) up and running.

No Server, Database, or File Store Setup Needed

All the infrastructure components such as servers, databases, and file stores are managed by Twidget, eliminating the need for manual setup.

Empowering Non-Developers

Twidget is designed to allow non-developers to create robust APIs, democratizing the development process and expanding opportunities.

Lower Costs

With Twidget, the costs associated with setting up and maintaining API servers, databases, and other infrastructure components are significantly lowered.


Whether you're a business professional, a project manager, or someone with innovative ideas but no coding skills, Twidget is the perfect platform to bring your API projects to life efficiently and cost-effectively.

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Task Management App Overview

The Task Management app created using Twidget serves as a practical demonstration of building a functional web application by leveraging no-code tools. This application enables users to add tasks with specific attributes and to view a list of all tasks in a structured interface. Key Concepts. The ap...

Twidget Assistant

Use the Assistant to discuss an idea, get help and prepare changes to your workspace. You can ask questions before deciding what to build. A conversation can cover several resources, rather than belonging to a single page or API. Open quick help. Choose the headset button at the bottom right, Assist...

Guided walkthroughs

Choose Help → Start Tutorial to replay the welcome introduction and restart the guided walkthroughs. After the introduction, callouts highlight the controls to use next. The pink getting-started checklist is a separate three-step progress panel. Follow a walkthrough. The guides cover creating and ed...

Getting started checklist

The pink checklist button in the top bar helps you create your first API. It is available on desktop, tablet and phone until you complete the checklist. Complete the three steps. 1. Create your first table opens Database. Create a table in the selected workspace. 2. Build your first endpoint opens A...

Finding your way around

The sidebar groups related tools so you can spend less time scrolling. Choose a section to show its pages. You can keep several sections open at once; choose an open section again to close just that section. Where to find each tool. Home returns to your workspace's starting view. Dashboard stays dir...