I like that ToolJet is a low-code internal tool builder. I use the drag-and-drop UI builder to design calendars, grid views, and schedule forms without writing tons of code. The drag-and-drop UI builder allows me to quickly create scheduling pages without wasting my time on front-end development. I can build forms for shift creation, tables to view schedules, and calendar-like templates in a very visually pleasing way. This makes it easy to iterate and adjust the layout, which is especially useful when dealing with different teams, roles, or shift types. I can add custom logic using Javascript to prevent overlapping of events on my schedule. The functions on ToolJet are more organized and clearly labeled, and the initial setup was extremely easy.

I love how ToolJet makes it easy to build internal tools fast while still giving developers the flexibility to go deep when needed. The open‑source model and strong integration support make it a standout choice for teams that want both speed and control.

I have been using ToolJet and till now the experience has been good. There are some really good advantages, like it's open source, easy to use, provides. It is purely developer-focused, open-source, extensible, low-code platform built specifically for enterprise-grade-level internal tools and dashboards. Its biggest strength is offering development flexibility from writing AI prompts to dragging and dropping widgets to custom coding as and when required. You can start building your dashboard with AI prompts and use drag-and-drop widgets to make it function better, and if needed, write complex code through JavaScript. ToolJet supports 80+ native integrations, including PostgreSQL, Anthropic, WeaviateDB, Stripe, n8n,gRPC, MySQL, SwissCom and more. This means can easily integrate using its provided integrations or build my own. For large enterprises adopting strict security standards, ToolJet offers on-prem deployments, air-gapped mode, RBAC, audit logs, environments and version control. Best part, it does not charge end users unlike other platforms and hence offers premium features at genuine pricing. ToolJet also comes up with deployment flexibility of hosting on cloud, self-hosting or on-prem hosting making it enterprise-friendly with SOC 2 and SSO support. Currently it has launched its AI App Builder with workflow automation. ToolJet is a direct competition to companies like Retool, SuperBlocks, Appsmith and more. ToolJet is a modern alternative to low code internal app builder with its AI-native capabilities to build dashboards and internal apps faster. As an open-source platform, it has no vendor lock-in and reduces long-term TCO, making it a strong choice for CEOs, CIOs and CTOs looking for flexibility from build to deployment. Currently ToolJet has launched its own AI Agents to help you in the building process faster by intuitively figuring out which piece fits where in the code and data resources. It has good TAT for customer support and is easy to implement. I used it to build some dashboards that were required for my company.