The AI app builder for modern enterprises

Choose ToolJet when you need internal apps connected to business data, AI-assisted building and a visual editor for ongoing changes. Common uses include admin panels, approval apps and operations dashboards. Use Cloud for a hosted platform or Self-hosted for infrastructure control. Plan-specific identity, audit and release controls help your team govern the apps it builds.

ToolJet generates native app pages, components, queries and events. Open the result in the visual builder to change a layout, edit a query or adjust an action without another prompt. You can also ask AI for further changes. The app remains a ToolJet app rather than a standalone frontend codebase.

Navitas reports 31 internal applications delivered in 60 days with one application builder and no traditional developers. MGID reports 20 active applications across its ad-tech operations. These published customer stories describe specific deployments and outcomes; they are not promises of the same result for every team.

ToolJet AI generates multi-page internal apps connected to your databases and APIs. Refine the result in the visual builder, review queries and permissions, and test it before releasing it to users. AI generation accelerates the build; your team still owns validation and deployment.

You can generate an app from a prompt and edit forms, tables and layouts without writing code. Developers can add SQL, JavaScript, Python or custom components when needed. Data connections, write actions and permissions still need review by someone who understands your systems.

ToolJet encrypts data-source credentials with AES-256-GCM and supports role-based access. Team includes SSO, audit logs and GitSync; Enterprise adds SCIM. Review compliance evidence in the ToolJet Trust Center. Before releasing a generated app, test its queries, permissions and handling of sensitive data.

Yes. Connect through 100+ integrations, including PostgreSQL, BigQuery, Salesforce and REST APIs. Add JavaScript or Python queries and custom components where needed; custom connectors are available on Self-hosted deployments. Scope connected credentials to the data and actions each app requires.

Yes. The MIT-licensed ToolJet MCP server lets coding agents compose native ToolJet pages, queries, components and events on Cloud or Self-hosted. Open the resulting app in the visual builder to refine it. MCP builds use your coding agent's model usage rather than ToolJet AI credits; platform plan costs still apply.

GPT-6 Luna is available for app generation on the Free plan. Claude Haiku 5.5 requires a paid plan. Haiku 5.5 is another low-cost option: estimated AI usage for a four-page app is about $0.20 to $0.40. Actual usage depends on the app, model and follow-up edits. These figures exclude subscription and hosting costs.

Yes, with the Self-hosted Enterprise AI gateway add-on and a supported model running on your infrastructure. Builder BYOK is available on Enterprise plans for both Cloud and Self-hosted. An external model provider still receives AI requests when you use its API key; BYOK alone does not make AI fully local.

ToolJet's AI app builder generates the application interface and its data queries. On Self-hosted deployments with Workflows enabled, coding agents connected through ToolJet MCP can also generate and edit workflow drafts, validate them, and run them when explicitly requested. Workflows orchestrate scheduled, webhook-triggered and app-triggered processes; Agent Builder adds AI agent nodes. Workflows and Agent Builder are not available on ToolJet Cloud. Review the draft and connected permissions before execution.