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Btw, SSH for databases is in our road map already

We do have two options: - hybrid: you can install our open source jet bridge application on your side if you don't want data to run through our server at all, but frontend and project UI settings will be hosted on our side - on premise: we already have option to host all components on your side, but this is available only in Enteprise plans, please let me know if you are interested in it.
Thanks! As for source control, we already have project snapshots (that can be taken and restored manually) and environments merging. So you can do it manually right now, but Git integration with in-ui version control is in our roadmap already.

What do you mean by automate tests? What exactly do you want to test?

We already have project snapshots (that can be taken and restored manually) and environments merging. Git integration is in our roadmap already.
We have Google Auth available in all plans as well btw
A nitpick but a valid point nevertheless, thanks!
That's a great question. I'd say we have to buckets that stay on quite the opposite sides of the ARPU-CAC spectrum: the SMBs+, which are typically operationally-heavy(daily usage patters) and the early-stage startups/entrepreneurs who want to protoype or are tired of manually querying a DB and want something more flexible and user-friendly
Atm we count everyone who has access to an app as a user. Internal and external users scale separately within their pricing buckets.
Those are all different, so it's hard to explain in one sentence. Broadly speaking, Bubble is not that great for internal tools as you have to use add-ons for UI components and integrations. Appsheet is not suited well for complex multi-page workflows and is limited in integrations wheres in Jet you can consolidate data from lots of resources in one app + it's easier to set relations, drill-downs and pass and transform values to create complex interactive apps. Compared to Retool and Appsmith, we're faster to build standard use-cases and those can be build without coding.
Thanks, mate!
My bad, just got caught up in pondering about the second part. You can choose from 3 deployment options: cloud, on-premise, and hybrid. The first and the last are pretty self-explanatory and in hybrid you can host the open-source backend part(https://github.com/jet-admin/jet-bridge) on your servers and we host the interface
That's correct
Podio is designed for different use-cases than Jet Admin. What have you built in Podio?
That was uncalled for and unneceserally rude. If you have constructive criticism, you're still welcome
You can build not-so-complex user-cases faster and you can allow your non-tech team members to build and maintain internal tools (which eradicates the bottleneck between tech teams and business teams)
We're trying to match feature sets within plans with the company profiles and the stages. It's true we've received quite a few requests to enable SSO in Pro plan, but may you share your use-case or potential use-cases where you need SSO in an early-stage startup?
What background are you coming from? I'd love to understand what's not clear as we don't hear this kind of feedback often
Thought the same, if you love coding, Retools seems like a resonable solution for that. There are a handful of GUIs on teh market, but those are typically data source-specific.

Show HN: No-code alternative to Retool, Appsmith, Internal, etc.

https://www.jetadmin.io/

Hi, founders!We’ve actually launched quite some time ago, but (semi)pivoted a few times along the way.Jet Admin is an app builder for creating internal tools, admin panels, dashboards, external portals, and so on without coding. You can connect to any backend, assemble a UI through the visual builder, and set up data binding, transformations, conditionals, etc. through the point-and-click...

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