Ophixor

Ophixor is a structured visual no-code or low-code builder designed for creating dynamic websites and web applications. It allows users to develop complex digital products using a component-based architecture, integrated data models and built-in logic with expressions and actions. To add third-party services you can add your own integrations visually and use them wherever you want. However, it is currently only possible to use GET requests in your website so far. Actions for sending other requests needs to be added. You can use WebSockets to create realtime applications, such as chats or dashboards. User accounts are supported, so you can create your own community website. There are some limitations though. You can only sign up, sign in and sign out at this point in time. More features for user accounts will be added in the future. The Canvas-component is programmable, which means you can create interactive experiences using it. If you visit the website as signed out you can try the editor with most features, but it won't be saved. If you sign up and sign in, you will be given a plan of Pro so you can try it out for free. This project is currently in Beta and AI-generation is not supported. It is also just a hobby project at this point in time and created by a single person. However, it is open source and uses the AGPL-3.0-only license. A link to the GitHub repository is provided in the footer of the website. I will unfortunately be busy during the launch day and the day after, but I will answer any questions and other comments as soon as I have time. I did not find a way to postpone the launch. The platform was called PageCraft before, but that name is already used by many individuals, companies or organizations. The new name is unique and does not mean anything specific. I received an e-mail by Ivan, where he or a bot on his behalf, said this project would be a great addition to PeerPush.com. So I added it.