What is ToolJet?
ToolJet is an open-source platform for building internal tools: admin panels, dashboards and operational apps that run on your existing databases, APIs and SaaS systems. It is developed by ToolJet Solutions Inc and released under the GNU Affero General Public License v3.0.
The platform includes an app builder, workflow automation, a built-in no-code database built on PostgreSQL, and an agent builder for automating manual business processes. It connects to more than 100 databases, APIs and SaaS tools. ToolJet AI can turn a description into pages, queries and components, and a Model Context Protocol server, currently in beta, lets coding agents build ToolJet apps.
You can self-host ToolJet on Docker, Kubernetes, your VPC or on-premise, or use ToolJet Cloud. The README includes a single docker run command for a quick local trial. Cloud pricing is per builder per month, with a free plan at $0 and the lowest paid plan at $23.
Key capabilities
- App builder for admin panels, dashboards and operational apps
- Workflow automation with enterprise-grade orchestration
- ToolJet Database, a no-code database built on PostgreSQL
- Agent builder for automating manual business processes
- Connections to 100+ databases, APIs and SaaS tools
- MCP server (beta) for building apps with a coding agent
Where ToolJet fits
- Internal tools and admin panels on existing data sources
- Workflow automation and AI agents
- Self-hosting on Docker, Kubernetes, VPC or on-premise
- Cloud plans priced per builder per month
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