ToolJet

ToolJet is an open-source low-code platform utilized by engineering and operations teams to build and deploy internal tools, admin panels, and dashboards on a large scale. Instead of spending weeks developing custom frontends for operational workflows, teams leverage ToolJet's visual builder to roll out data-driven applications in just hours — with no vendor lock-in and no per-seat pricing.

Common Use Cases

Operations teams develop order and inventory management dashboards that query production databases and trigger backend workflows straight from the interface. Support teams create customer data lookup tools that consolidate records across CRM, billing, and database systems into one unified view. Engineering teams build deployment dashboards and release management panels linked to CI/CD and monitoring APIs. Data teams generate live reports with database queries and scheduled refreshes that non-technical stakeholders can easily interact with.

Key Features

• Visual drag-and-drop app builder featuring over 40 pre-built UI components: tables, forms, charts, calendars, kanban boards, and more
• More than 50 native data source connectors, including PostgreSQL, MySQL, MongoDB, Redis, Elasticsearch, BigQuery, REST APIs, GraphQL, Google Sheets, Stripe, Salesforce, Airtable, and Notion
• JavaScript and Python query transformations for customized data processing and business logic right within the builder
• Role-based access control with detailed permissions per application, page, and component
• Git sync for version-controlling application definitions and facilitating peer review of internal tool modifications
• Multi-page applications with navigation support for creating intricate, full-featured internal portals
• Scheduled queries and webhook triggers for automating data refreshes and event-driven workflows
• Audit logs for monitoring user actions and data access across all applications and workspaces
• ToolJet Database — an integrated PostgreSQL-backed database for storing application-specific data without needing a separate data source

Why deploy ToolJet on Hostinger VPS

Self-hosting ToolJet on a Hostinger VPS ensures that your internal tools, data source credentials, and business logic remain securely within your infrastructure. You won't incur per-seat costs that increase with your team's growth, face no limitations on the number of applications you can develop, and have no reliance on external availability. A dedicated VPS provides ToolJet with the stable resources your team depends on for daily operations, and enables connection to private databases and internal APIs that are typically not accessible from cloud-hosted SaaS platforms.