WeWeb is an AI app builder for the tools a business runs on: CRM, quotes and invoices, scheduling, inventory, work orders, back-office. Describe the tool and AI builds it on your data, backend included. Once a screen works, lock it so AI can't change it. No per-user fees, and you can export the app and host it anywhere.
Used by teams at PwC, BNP Paribas, Carrefour and La Poste, and by thousands of smaller businesses.
The screens your staff open every day, built around how you work rather than around a generic tool.
Your sales process does not have to fit Salesforce's stages. A pipeline, follow-ups and client files that mirror how you sell.
A sales CRM replacing a 3,000-row Google Sheet that five people edit.A quote built from your price list, approved by the customer, turned into an invoice. Expense requests with receipts, approved by a manager, exported to accounting.
A trades business, or an expense tool for the HR team.Jobs, assignment, photos, sign-off, on a phone.
Caregivers logging visit notes the office sees live, or technicians on dispatch.Stock levels, reorder alerts, supplier orders, deliveries, matched to your process rather than a generic tool's.
A small warehouse, or a logistics company building screens on its existing Postgres database.Shifts, attendance and a login per employee. Candidates, clients and pipelines without per-user fees.
A 40-person team scheduling in a spreadsheet, or a recruiting agency.The screen managers open every morning: orders shipped, late deliveries, open tickets, pulled from your database, changed by you when the question changes.
Two dental clinics, or a training business with students, sessions and certificates.Five simple steps to build fully secure apps that scale.
Start on WeWeb's own database, or connect the data you already have. Nothing is duplicated. All native integrations.
WeWeb AI builds the screens, the logic and the backend. Prefer Claude, ChatGPT or Cursor? Build from your own agent through the WeWeb MCP, on your own key.
Roles and access rules on every table and endpoint. Sign-in with Google or Microsoft. Sign-up off, so admins create the accounts.
Once a page, a workflow or a table is right, protect it. AI can still read it for context, but can't create, edit, rename or delete it. Thanks to WeWeb's built-in harness, these are strict rules AI can't break. People can still edit protected items.
One click to publish, with hosting, backups and environments handled. Or export the app and host it on your own infrastructure.
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Three numbers from customers who publish theirs.
At PwC, applications that used to take up to three years now ship in four to eight weeks, built by the firm's own staff.
PwC's story“It used to take a frontend developer, a backend developer, and a project manager. I just get it done between meetings.” Jon Adair, founder, W4.0
Jon's storyCypath's lab app digitized a manual process of 3,000 to 6,000 records a day and reported zero incidents in its first eight months of daily use.
Cypath's storyCode export, self-hosting and GitHub sync from Essential. AI guardrails and unlimited MCP access on Pro.
Yes, non-technical ops managers can connect data through native integrations that require no coding knowledge and set who sees what with intuitive, visual filters. Once a screen or workflow works, you can lock it so AI can read it but not change it. People can still edit locked items by hand or unlock items when they want AI to make a change.
Yes. Connect HubSpot, Google Sheets, Airtable, Supabase, Xano, a Postgres database or any REST API, and build screens on that data where it lives. Nothing is copied or migrated. You can mix sources in one app, and keep separate accounts for editing, staging and production.
Retool is built for developers who write SQL and JavaScript, and it charges per app user. WeWeb is built for business teams: AI builds the tool, a visual editor changes it, and app users are unlimited on every plan. If your builders are developers and the tool stays internal (i.e. no need for client-facing portals), Retool is a fair choice.
Yes. Rebuild it on the same data, then change it yourselves: every page, workflow and access rule AI builds stays visible and editable in the visual editor. Hosting, backups and security updates are handled, so there is no server to run and edits don't cost a thing.
You pay for builder seats, not for the people who use the tool. Essential from $20/month, billed annually, includes code export and self-hosting. AI guardrails and unlimited MCP access are on Pro. There is no cost per app user, so a 40-person team costs the same as a 4-person team.
