Knack vs UI Bakery

Overview

Knack

Stacks17

Followers36

Votes2

UI Bakery

Stacks8

Followers47

Votes0

Knack vs UI Bakery: What are the differences?

What is Knack? Easily build beautiful data-driven web apps. Build simple web apps like a member directory, job listings, employee time tracking, business directory, contact directory, product catalogue, or equipment tracker.

What is UI Bakery? Create Full-Fledged Web Apps Visually. The first low-code platform which allows creating branded frontend apps based on a custom Design System, without locking you into proprietary software. Also, a key feature is generating Angular code in minutes.

Knack and UI Bakery can be primarily classified as "Low Code Platforms" tools.

Some of the features offered by Knack are:

No cookie-cutter software- define the exact data that your app needs.
Easy data types like name, address, email, and more add structure and formatting to your data.
Powerful options for formulas, equations, files, and images.

On the other hand, UI Bakery provides the following key features:

Prototyping tool for creating web apps for both developers and non-tech people, using a convenient drag-and-drop builder and integrate it with the backend
Customize the app to your branding style as everything built-in UI Bakery is based on the predefined design system that you can adapt to your brand
Make changes in your web-app an unlimited number of times and get updates in a single click

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Detailed Comparison

Knack	UI Bakery
Build simple web apps like a member directory, job listings, employee time tracking, business directory, contact directory, product catalogue, or equipment tracker.	An intuitive visual internal tool builder tailored to save hours of development time. Allows for building a functional admin panel, a CRM, a support tool, etc. with beautiful UI components on top of your own database.
No cookie-cutter software- define the exact data that your app needs.;Easy data types like name, address, email, and more add structure and formatting to your data.;Powerful options for formulas, equations, files, and images.;Easy and flexible relationships to connect your data (including one-to-many and many-to-many);Import data from spreadsheets or add it manually.;Inline editing for quick updates.;Unlimited rules and filters to find the data you need.;Export your data into CSV, TXT, or JSON files.;Build the app interface for your users to view and manage your data.;Simple drag-and-drop elements like tables, search, lists, and record details.;Add and edit records with forms;Complete flexibility to create the navigation and structure you want.;Add users manually or have them register right from the app.;Create different user roles and permissions.;Assign specific data to users so they can log in and access it.;Embed your apps right in your website or blog.;Embedded apps adapt to your own design and integrate seamlessly.;Publish different versions of your app for different audiences.;Publish different version for web, tablets, and mobile.;Open API for developers to securely access your data and extend your app.;Designers can control the look and feel of your app with custom CSS.;Handle JavaScript events for extended functionality;Each app can be completely customized upon request	Automatically configure Tables, Forms, Charts, Maps. Mirror a data structure into UI components; Perform CRUD operations using built-in functions, SQL queries, HTTP requests. Natively connect a UI to data sources; Add sequences and conditions, create advanced business logic. Modify everything visually; Connect JavaScript libraries. Add custom code to map data. Build components using React or jQuery; Debug app state, handle runtime errors in the development stage; No manual app deployment, hosting, and environment setup. Publish an app securely, invite your end-users.
Statistics
Stacks 17	Stacks 8
Followers 36	Followers 47
Votes 2	Votes 0
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