We continued to use it for a few years, and it worked fine. But ReTool were slow to pivot to AI-based tooling, and in that time gap we used AI to build out in-house tooling that replicated what we were paying ReTool for. We've since seen that Retool has brought out AI-friendly tooling, and if I was starting over from scratch, I'd consider using ReTool; I'm confident they've got a good grasp of the enterprise security side of things, but at a small business owner, with a functioning operations stack that costs me pennies per month, at this point there's not a good reason to go through the effort to switch back.

Easiness to deploy and modify UI + launch new products/features

Ease of creating applications for administration and operations, easy to ramp up, easy connectivity to DBs