Saltcorn
Platform
Relational Model
Build with drag-and-drop
Multiplatform
Automate with Actions
Deploy anywhere
Services
Resources
Blog
Wiki
Twitter
YouTube
GitHub
Discord
Forum
OpenCollective
Build apps
Solve problems
Simplify workflow
WITH
No compromises
No code
Ease
Saltcorn is a platform for building database web applications without writing a single line of code. Use the intuitive point-and-click, drag-and-drop user interface to build your whole application
Free and open source – MIT license.
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Create data models with fields, tables, relations
Build pages, forms and data views with our drag-and drop builder
Set look-and-feel by installing themes
Install new datatypes, new views and themes with the plugin store
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Key Advantages of Saltcorn
Drag-and-drop
page builder
Manage
relational database
Web and mobile
apps
PDF generation and emails
Easy-to-use themes
Free to use & Open source
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Automate simple business processes
Solve your data problems today, not in weeks
Automate
manual tasks and workflows
Example applications
The Saltcorn wiki, issue tracker, blog and store are built with Saltcorn. This site (saltcorn.com) is also implemented in Saltcorn
Address book
View
Blog
View
Dashboard
View
Forum
View
Issue tracker
View
Landing page
View
Location search
View
Project management
View
Roadmap
View
Software directory
View
Todo list
View
Wiki
View
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How to run Saltcorn
Saltcorn.com
Trial hosting on Saltcorn.com is free for evaluating the suitability of Saltcorn
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Self-hosted
Available for self-hosting, as simple as an NPM install or a Docker image
DigitalOcean
Wiki
Docker
NPM
Create your application in Saltcorn in five simple steps
Identify your goal, choose and enable suitable plugins needed for your data
Create your database tables with our point-and-click interface
Build your user interface views with our drag-and-drop interface builder
Build your pages based on the views
Choose a theme from a plugin and customize to meet your needs
Links
GitHub
NPM
YouTube
Twitter
LinkedIn
Sponsor
Saltcorn code and websites:
Copyright (c) 2020 Tom Nielsen,
released under MIT license