WeWeb
The French no-code builder that connects a visual interface to any backend (Supabase, Xano, Airtable) to launch custom web apps
Overview
WeWeb is a no-code frontend visual editor founded in France, designed to plug into any existing backend (Supabase, Xano, Firebase, Airtable, custom REST APIs) rather than impose its own database. The result is a Vue.js app that's exportable and self-hostable, limiting vendor lock-in compared to all-in-one solutions like Bubble. The platform has introduced an AI assistant to speed up screen creation and rolled out new pricing as of February 2026, separating editor costs (per seat) from hosting costs.
The free plan lets you explore the editor; Essential (around $16-20/month) and Pro (around $42/user/month) unlock publishing and team collaboration respectively. Despite its French roots and clients like L'Oreal or Decathlon, WeWeb's product interface remains English, with no confirmed French localization. It's aimed more at people comfortable with component concepts, variables and API connections than at general-audience website builders.
Our verdict
Best for French agencies and technical teams wanting flexible no-code without being locked into a proprietary backend, especially if you already use Supabase or Xano. Not for you if you need a 100% consumer-friendly French tool or an all-in-one solution that includes the database: WeWeb requires you to pick and manage a separate backend.