Finally, a fully no-code backend built for production.
Instead of wiring together separate tools, manage your data, workflows, auth, and storage from the same visual editor as your frontend.
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Tables
All your app's data in one clean, spreadsheet-like interface.
" Adopting WeWeb has revolutionized how we approach application development. It’s not just about speed; it’s about empowering our teams to deliver more innovative, secure, and compliant solutions faster and more effectively than ever before "
Digital Project Manager @ PwC


Logic
Backend logic you can see, understand, and maintain.

Logic
Backend logic you can see, understand, and maintain.

Authentication
See and control exactly who can access what in your app.
" Adopting WeWeb has revolutionized how we approach application development. It’s not just about speed; it’s about empowering our teams to deliver more innovative, secure, and compliant solutions faster and more effectively than ever before "
Digital Project Manager @ PwC


Storage
Handle files in your app without thinking about infrastructure.

Tables
All your app's data in one clean, spreadsheet-like interface.
" Adopting WeWeb has revolutionized how we approach application development. It’s not just about speed; it’s about empowering our teams to deliver more innovative, secure, and compliant solutions faster and more effectively than ever before "
Digital Project Manager @ PwC

FAQs
Code export isn't gated behind an enterprise tier or paid as an add-on. Once you have an active seat subscription, you get unlimited exports.
Your hosting plan's visitor and bandwidth limits (50,000 monthly visits, 200 GB) only apply to WeWeb's CDN. Once you self-host, those limits are irrelevant because your app runs on your own infrastructure.
A few things to know before you switch: files uploaded to WeWeb's CDN are not preserved when you self-host, so set up your own storage (S3, Supabase Storage, Cloudflare R2) before transitioning. And review your plugins for microservice dependencies so nothing breaks on the other side.
Once exported, your app runs independently on whatever infrastructure you choose. Custom domains are configured through your hosting provider, not through WeWeb.
You can host the root domain, a subdomain, or multiple white-labeled domains from the same export. If WeWeb disappeared tomorrow, your deployed app would keep running.
Step-by-step guides are available for the most common providers. Headers and redirects are configurable in your project settings and travel with the export, so custom routing and security headers follow your app to any host.
Every re-export generates a fresh build you can commit, review, and deploy through the same CI/CD process you use for the rest of your stack.
Monitoring and observability are up to you: WeWeb doesn't provide built-in monitoring for self-hosted apps, but any standard frontend tooling (Sentry, Datadog, your own logging) works with the exported app.
Finally, a fully
no-code backend built for production.



