WeWeb

WeWeb generates web applications with AI and lets users refine their interfaces and branching workflows visually.

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WeWeb visual editor displaying an AI assistant panel on the left, a design system color palette canvas in the center, and a styling properties panel on the right.

What is WeWeb?

WeWeb is a visual development platform that allows users to build production-grade custom web applications, SaaS products, customer portals, and internal tools. The platform combines AI generation with a drag-and-drop visual editor featuring over 60 pre-built UI elements. Users can connect native or external backends, APIs, and authentication providers without user data replication. Completed applications can be deployed in one click to a global CDN or exported as standard Vue.js single-page application code to self-host on private cloud infrastructure or on-premise servers.

Key features

  • Users can generate complete web applications—including interfaces, databases, APIs, and frontend logic—using WeWeb AI or external MCP-compatible AI agents.

  • A visual drag-and-drop editor allows users to design user interfaces and configure complex branching workflows without writing code.

  • WeWeb connects directly to external databases and backend services without data replication, allowing teams to maintain SOC2, HIPAA, and GDPR compliance.

  • Developers can extend applications with custom JavaScript formulas, custom CSS styles, header scripts, and custom Vue.js components.

  • Applications can be exported as standard Vue.js single-page application code for self-hosting on any cloud provider or on-premise infrastructure.

  • Import Figma designs together with colors, typography, spacing, images, and icons.

  • WeWeb Auth provides customizable signup, login, password reset, and email verification pages.

  • Configure responsive layouts with desktop, tablet, and mobile breakpoints and property overrides.

  • Sync application code with GitHub on Essential and higher plans.

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