Top Open‑Source Low‑Code and No‑Code Platforms for Developers

Low‑code concepts have recently become a hot topic, appearing in many developer and technology conferences. Unlike traditional programming with source code, low‑code platforms use visual guides, drag‑and‑drop components, and logic builders to create applications, making them suitable for rapid prototyping and production use.

1. Saltcorn

Saltcorn is a no‑code web application and database manager that offers a dashboard, rich ecosystem, view builder, and themable interface, allowing users with little coding experience to build interactive database apps in minutes; it is released under the MIT license.

2. Joget DX

Joget DX combines business process automation, workflow customization, and low‑code development tools, supporting both cloud and on‑premises deployment with a visual builder that works across operating systems and databases.

3. Digdag

Digdag is an open‑source enterprise solution for building and scaling business applications across multi‑cloud environments; it provides management panels, multilingual support, error handling, configuration tools, and version control, and is built with Java and Node.js.

4. StackStorm

StackStorm focuses on event‑driven automation, offering sensors, triggers, actions, rules, workflows, and auditing to connect, manage, and monitor enterprise applications within a single platform.

5. CUBA Platform

CUBA Platform is an Apache‑2.0 licensed rapid application development system for enterprises, featuring an IDE, studio, CLI, and extensible plugins, including a BPM add‑on.

6. Skyve

Skyve is an open‑source business‑software platform supporting low‑code development for MySQL, SQL Server, and H2 (with upcoming PostgreSQL and Oracle support), offering a rich API, ecosystem modules, and testing tools.

7. Rintagi

Rintagi is a mobile‑focused, free open‑source low‑code platform that provides extensive tools and APIs for quickly building enterprise applications.

8. OpenXava

OpenXava is a Java‑based low‑code platform that emphasizes productivity, simplicity, and usability, delivering responsive web layouts and optional enterprise extensions.

9. Convertigo

Convertigo blends low‑code and no‑code capabilities to let citizen and professional developers create enterprise‑grade apps quickly, offering on‑premise, cloud, and MBaaS versions with PWA, iOS, and Android support.

10. Tymly

Tymly is a MIT‑licensed, business‑first low‑code platform for scalable server applications; it uses JSON‑defined blueprints stored in PostgreSQL and provides a blueprint ecosystem.

11. JUDO

JUDO.codes is an enterprise low‑code platform that offers flexible data modeling, UI design, and development across Windows, macOS, and Linux, with extensive documentation and tutorials.

12. OpenCatapult

OpenCatapult is an open‑source low‑code DevOps automation platform that manages routine tasks for DevOps engineers, currently available for Windows x64 with Linux and macOS versions planned.

13. BudiBase

BudiBase focuses on accelerating development, deployment, and integration within a single platform, providing tools for developers rather than just a generic low‑code solution.

14. Generative Objects (GO) Platform

GO Platform, a French company, delivers an enterprise low‑code platform that emphasizes application lifecycle control, collaboration, and integration with desktop, mobile, and web technologies.

15. Baserow

Baserow is a modular, open‑source tool for dynamically creating and managing databases and building database‑driven applications; it offers a REST‑API headless system that attracts mobile developers for backend use.

16. OS.bee

OS.bee combines low‑code, no‑code, and model‑driven development in an open‑source enterprise platform built with Java, providing visual model and chart builders and Eclipse integration.

17. nuBuilder

nuBuilder is a free open‑source rapid application development tool that lets users build enterprise database applications quickly using PHP, HTML, JavaScript, and MySQL.

18. Metabase

Metabase is an open‑source, data‑focused dashboard that supports many databases (MongoDB, MySQL, PostgreSQL, SQL Server, Oracle, etc.) and provides visual widgets, maps, charts, and extensive documentation for developers, analysts, and DevOps.

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