Pages people can use
Build pages with forms and tables, then connect them to the data your users need.
Explore the app builder →About Twidget
More of your idea.
Less of the plumbing.
Twidget brings pages, data and backend logic into one visual workspace, with AI assistance to help you get started.
From idea to application
“I need a place to manage
my customers’ requests.”
my customers’ requests.”
PagesThe experienceDataThe recordsLogicThe rules
One connected application
A way to think about your app, from the screen to the workflow behind it.
Why Twidget exists
The useful part should be what you build.
A customer portal needs more than a page. It needs somewhere to store requests, rules for who can see them, and a reliable way to move work forward. Connecting those pieces can become a project of its own.
Twidget started with a simpler question: could building an API feel as approachable as building a website? That question grew into a platform where you can build the interface and the backend together.
Today, you can start with AI assistance, inspect the proposed changes, and continue in the visual builders. Your tables, pages, endpoints and workflows remain things you can open, understand and change.
One connected workspace
Build the pieces.
Understand how they fit.
Start with the part your project needs. Connect the rest as it grows.
Records with structure
Define tables and field types, import records, and create endpoints to work with them.
Turn a dataset into an API →Workflows you can follow
Connect commands, validate inputs and inspect a test run before publishing changes.
Explore the API builder →A starting point with AI
Describe your app, review Assistant’s proposal, and choose which changes to save and enable.
Watch the Assistant tutorial →The person behind Twidget
Founded by Idris Kadri.
Idris is a software engineer from the UK, with experience building software, APIs and games. Twidget grew out of his work connecting systems and his wish to make those tools easier for other people to use.
The goal is practical: help you move from an idea to a working application, while making the pieces behind it easier to understand.
Get in touch →Build something useful
Start small. See it work.
Make it yours.
Follow a tutorial or choose a practical project to build around.