Wappler App Connect

Turn responsive pages into reactive applications—visually.

App Connect is Wappler's client-side runtime and visual data layer. Bind components to live data, coordinate state and events, and keep the implementation visible in your project.

A complete Event Calendar and inquiry form with expanded App Structure and populated Calendar properties in Wappler
A complete reactive page, its structure and component properties in one workspace. From the Event Calendar tour.
Why it matters

Frontend behavior becomes a system you can see

App Connect brings data sources, component state, expressions and events into one visual model, while direct markup and JavaScript remain available for custom work.

Live data binding

Connect components to APIs, Server Connect data, forms, browser state and reusable data sources.

Learn data binding

Conditions and state

Express dynamic text, visibility, classes, validation and repeated regions from the current application state.

Browse frontend guides

Events and actions

Respond to user actions with visual event handling and compose richer client workflows with Flow Connect.

Explore Flow Connect
A complete workflow

From source data to a responsive interface

Use the same visual model to fetch, display, change and submit application data.

  1. 1

    Add the data source

    Connect the page to Server Connect, an API, a form or client-side state.

  2. 2

    Bind the interface

    Map values and conditions to components with expressions and dynamic attributes.

  3. 3

    Handle the interaction

    Trigger actions, validate input and update the experience as state changes.

Questions

Know what you are choosing

App Connect is Wappler's reactive client-side runtime and visual data-binding system for web and mobile interfaces.

Yes. It can work with API and Server Connect data sources, then bind returned values and states to interface components.
Build the next version

Make the page respond to real people and real data

Try App Connect in the complete Wappler environment or walk through the real interface in the guided documentation.

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