Plasmic
Visual front-end builder that integrates with existing codebases.
What is Plasmic?
Try PlasmicPlasmic is a visual app builder for creating internal tools fast, without being limited by a specific codebase or tech stack. You build interfaces by dragging and dropping building blocks, connect them to your data sources, and deploy modern React applications. It also includes a safer content editor mode so non-developers can make content updates without waiting on engineering.
What can I build with Plasmic?
Plasmic is designed for building internal tools such as admin panels, dashboards, portals, CRMs, task trackers, and other team-facing applications. You create the UI visually, connect it to data, and deploy it as a React application.
Can I use Plasmic with my existing code and integrations?
Yes. Plasmic is built to work with any codebase and tech stack, and it lets developers bring their own integrations, components, and auth. Developers can also register custom code components as building blocks when a ready-made component doesn’t fit your needs.
Which data sources and APIs can I connect to?
Plasmic includes built-in connectors for popular sources like Airtable, Google Sheets, and Supabase. You can also connect to generic REST, GraphQL, or SQL endpoints, including your own authenticated APIs.
Is Plasmic no-code friendly for non-developers?
Plasmic includes a content editor mode for a simpler, safer workflow focused on content changes. Developers can control which building blocks non-developers are allowed to use, and the same teams can build, ship, and make updates without needing to code every change.
How do users and permissions work in Plasmic?
Plasmic provides built-in user management and authentication, along with fine-grained custom roles and permissions. It also supports SOC 2 standards, and you can deploy on-premise or behind firewalls for enhanced control.
How do you go from design to a live app?
You build your internal tool by combining visual building blocks with connected data sources, then deploy it as a modern React application. Plasmic constructs pages as part of your application rather than relying on embedding iframes.