Use Xano GET endpoints as table data sources in WeWeb, and call Xano from workflows with the API Request action. The integration also supports optional branching, alternate data sources, realtime, and global headers.
Xano is an incredibly powerful no-code platform that allows you to:
You can do all of this without writing code, while still building in a way that is flexible, secure, and scalable.
All of the above means Xano is a great option for a wide range of programmers, from no-code makers to traditional developers in enterprise organizations.
Use WeWeb’s Xano integration for data, authentication, realtime, and workflow requests.
If you love Xano, there's a good chance you'll love WeWeb.
Both platforms share a similar vision to allow developers – both coders and no-coders – to build and maintain web-apps faster without compromising on flexibility, security, and security.
When you publish a WeWeb app, the code generated is an industry standard Vue.js Single-Page Application that you can export and self-host.
With WeWeb, you can visually build complex no-code workflows with loops and branches that seamlessly interact with the rest of your current tech stack.
In WeWeb, you can visually build pixel-perfect, responsive user interfaces without writing code. Templates and components allow you to build faster while custom code import features guarantee full freedom and flexibility.
Connecting a Xano backend to a WeWeb project is very straightforward:
Integrations using your Meta API Key, Instance, and WorkspaceGET endpoints as table data sources, and use the API Request action in workflows for POST, PUT, PATCH, or DELETE requestsSign In, Sign Up, and Log Out
Xano is a no-code backend that provides a scalable database, API builder, and realtime engine.
Paired with WeWeb, it lets you build fully custom frontends on top of a robust backend without writing server code.
Add Xano in Integrations, enter your Meta API Key, choose your Instance and Workspace, and then use Xano GET endpoints for tables or the API Request action in workflows.
Yes. WeWeb supports multiple Xano data sources so you can point your editor to staging while your live site points to production — or use separate Xano branches.
WeWeb can work with sorting and filtering from your Xano setup, but Xano-backed tables use Xano’s own pagination inputs; generic WeWeb pagination patterns are not compatible.
Yes. Using the Xano Request workflow action, you can create, update, and delete records — perfect for forms, dashboards, admin panels, CRMs, or custom apps.
Yes. When Xano is your Authentication System, WeWeb provides auth templates for Sign In, Sign Up, and Log Out, plus the Authenticate, Set user, and Clear session actions.
Absolutely. WeWeb can use the current signed-in user to control access to pages and UI and lets you:
Yes. After a successful login, the auth token is automatically forwarded to your Xano data source calls — no manual header setup required.
Yes. Xano realtime is supported when the connection is configured with the correct Connection Hash.
Stream Response is available only in Interface workflows, not in backend API Endpoint workflows. Your Xano endpoint must already be set up to stream.
This is ideal for:
You can use a Xano streaming endpoint in an Interface workflow.
This results in fast, fluid user experiences similar to ChatGPT, GitHub Copilot, or other AI-powered interfaces.
Yes. You can configure Global Headers on the Xano connection and Custom Headers in the API Request action.
Yes. Xano GET endpoints can power tables in WeWeb, and workflows can call Xano with the API Request action when structured inputs or writes are needed.
Definitely. WeWeb supports mixing Xano with Airtable, Supabase, REST APIs, GraphQL, and other data providers. You can even merge data inside variables or workflows.
Common examples include:
The combination is flexible enough for simple MVPs or production-level applications.
All connections use HTTPS. If a user already has a valid Xano session, WeWeb includes it automatically in Xano requests. Access rules and endpoint behavior are configured in Xano.
WeWeb handles the UI layer, while Xano handles your API behavior. For Xano-backed tables, use the endpoint shape and paging inputs your Xano API expects. If your API groups or endpoint inputs do not appear correctly in WeWeb, test the OpenAPI docs in Xano first. If the docs are broken there, WeWeb cannot read the endpoint structure.
The Xano + WeWeb combo seems to suit a wide-range of users and use cases.
We've seen:
As we mentioned above, we think that if you love Xano as a backend, there's a good chance you'll love WeWeb to build frontends 🙂
There's only one way to know for sure though: try WeWeb for free today.
To go one step further, if you'd like, you can book a call with someone on our team to tell us about your use case.
We'll give you an honest assessment of the pros and cons of using a Xano + WeWeb combo in your specific situation.