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A Developer is a user who has been assigned at least one role that grants them permissions to edit one or more apps, automations, or data sources.

AI credits are used for development using UI Bakery AI App Agent.

The maximum number of public apps end users.

The maximum number of end users (excluding developers) allowed to access the UI Bakery workspace.

An app is a combination of pages, actions, and components designed to address specific business problems for one or multiple users.

A data source serves as a link between UI Bakery and a data provider, which could be an SQL database, an HTTP API, a 3rd-party service, or similar.

Access end edit source code of the application built in AI mode.

Build apps for different screen sizes.

The capability to switch between different app versions and specify distinct data source connection settings for each.

The capability to view the complete history of all released versions within a single app.

Remove "Built with UI Bakery" badge from public applications.

An app is a combination of pages, actions, and components designed to address specific business problems for one or multiple users.

A page is a composition of components and actions utilized to accomplish a specific task within an app.

A data source serves as a link between UI Bakery and a data provider, which could be an SQL database, an HTTP API, a 3rd-party service, or similar.

Client actions are executed in the browser context. They can read and write data from data sources, interact with UI elements, and access client metadata. If a client action contains multiple steps, each step will return data to the client before proceeding to the next.

A module is a self-contained combination of components and actions capable of accepting parameters and triggering events. Modules can be reused within other modules and apps.

The ability to write custom code using JavaScript or Python

The capability to incorporate third-party JavaScript UI components and utilize them within the platform.

The Actions Library offers the ability to reuse business logic across various actions in different apps, scheduled jobs, and webhooks.

The capability to customize component positioning, sizes, and display across various screen sizes.

A server action is a special type of app action that is executed entirely on the backend. It can receive parameters as input but cannot access UI components during execution. These actions are typically used when additional security or validation is required.

A hosted GPT-based UI Bakery AI datasource with the ability to stream responses as they are being generated, and the option to replace the hosted solution with your own.

Native support for common AI operations, including text generation, summarization, classification, extraction, and more.

The most commonly used components for building AI apps, including chat.

GPT-based Assistant that offers guidance on UI Bakery development, assists in debugging issues, and generates custom code.

The capability to switch between different app versions and specify distinct data source connection settings for each.

The capability to view the complete history of all released versions within a single app.

Ability to configure the common look and feel of UI Bakery components.

The ability to synchronize the app model with a Git repository, work with branches for concurrent development, and synchronize changes between different instances of UI Bakery.

The option to initiate UI Bakery Actions at specific times and/or through HTTP APIs by other services.

UI Bakery-hosted PostgreSQL database with a visual structure and data editor.

If you are sharing computation resources with other UI Bakery clients for the development and execution of your apps.

Apps that can be accessed without requiring to login into the workspace.

Incorporating UI Bakery into your existing website/application, with or without Single Sign-On (SSO).

Isolating UI Bakery environments on a physical level through deployment on separate virtual machines (VMs) or clusters.

The capability to create and assign a specific set of permissions to users.

The ability to store the history of user actions for auditing purposes.

Invite unlimited number of workspace viewers to the platform.

Integration with Single-Sign-On providers.

User provisioning and sync through SCIM protocol.

Instance usage and performance metrics.

Ability to remove UI Bakery logo for End-User mode.

Assistance, resources, and encouragement within our community (https://community.uibakery.io/) to help individuals overcome challenges and thrive.

Help and resolving customer issues through real-time messaging or email communication.

Shared Slack Channel and/or possibility to troubleshoot issues with UI Bakery development team.

Priority development of custom components and/or integrations.