Build backends you can see, control, and scale, even with AI in the loop
Instead of wiring together separate tools, natively build your app's backend complete with data, logic, auth, and storage in the same visual editor as your frontend.
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Tables
Unify disconnected app data into a single backend layer
Manage all your apps' data from a familar, 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

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Logic
Build powerful logic you can see, understand, and maintain
Choose exactly what action runs and how data flows through every step.


Authentication
Add auth and access control across your app and stack
Confidently set access rules in 3 clicks. No writing SQL policies.

" No-code doesn’t mean low-performance. With WeWeb, we can now build bigger things, things that simply weren’t possible with other tools. "
CEO @ Shunpo


Storage
Upload, store, and serve files with no extra setup
Manage file storage directly in WeWeb, with the auth rules you already use.

FAQs
You can continue to use WeWeb purely as a frontend for your external backend, just like you always have.
The native backend is there for teams who want to consolidate their stack, not a mandate for teams who are happy with the one they have.
Pick whichever fits your app. Roles, permissions, and access rules work the same across all providers, so switching later doesn't mean rebuilding your access control logic.
Access to your data is enforced through role-based permissions at the table, API endpoint, and page level, configured visually without writing SQL policies.
Workflows handle formula-style calculations and data transformations, and views can be filtered, sorted, and parameterized like saved queries.
If you're coming from Airtable, you'll recognize the spreadsheet-like interface but with a production-grade PostgreSQL engine underneath.
That said, if your app has very specific requirements (custom database extensions, scheduled jobs, or heavy background processing), connecting an external backend like Supabase or Xano is still the stronger choice today.
If you use WeWeb purely as a frontend with an external backend like Xano or Supabase, a frontend-only plan is available.
If you use the native backend (tables, workflows, auth, storage), you'll be on a plan that includes it. Seat-based pricing stays the same regardless of how many end users your app serves.