The WeWeb agency.A real app, not a demo.
WeWeb publishes production web apps to your own hosting, but pointed at the wrong stack with leaky data binding it ships a demo that breaks on real users. We build the responsive frontend, wire it to Xano or Supabase with real auth, and hand you a white-label project you own.
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GeminiA WeWeb agency ships a product, not just a pretty page.
Anyone can drag boxes onto a canvas. Wiring a clean backend, data binding that holds, real auth, and a design your users like is a different job. Here are the four things we own.
- Build
Production web apps your users actually like
Not a clickable prototype. We build production frontends on WeWeb: dashboards, client portals, internal tools and full SaaS interfaces, with a responsive design that holds up on real screens. Clean component structure, reusable patterns, and a UI your users don't fight. WeWeb is a front-end builder, so the look and the data binding are both done right instead of bolted on at the end.
See a typical build - Backend
Wired to Xano or Supabase, done properly
WeWeb has no backend of its own, and that's the part most builds get wrong. We connect it to Xano or Supabase with clean collections, a REST or GraphQL data binding that doesn't leak, and auth that actually holds (JWT, row-level security, protected pages). We pick the backend that fits your case instead of forcing the one we happen to like, and we set it up so it scales past the demo.
See the method - Logic & integrations
Workflows, auth and the APIs your app needs
The leverage is in the workflows. We build the logic your app runs on: forms that validate, multi-step flows, role-based access, Stripe and the third-party APIs your product needs, plus custom code and JS where the no-code path runs out. Everything wired through WeWeb's data binding and workflows so behaviour is predictable and a teammate can read it later.
See the integrations - Publish & hand over
Published to your hosting, white-label and owned by you
We publish to your own hosting and domain, white-label, so there's no agency badge on your product. You leave with a clean WeWeb project your team can edit, the backend documented, and a design system that holds together as you add pages. We're an automation and AI agency first, so your app plugs into the tools and data you already run.
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We build on WeWeb backend first, design that holds.
Most WeWeb builds die the same way: someone starts on the canvas, binds data by hand, skips auth, and the project falls over the first time real users and real data arrive. So we go backend first: model the data in Xano or Supabase, wire auth, then build a responsive frontend with clean data binding and a design your users actually like.
- Audit · map what you're building, your data model, and the right backend for it
- Backend · Xano or Supabase set up with clean collections, auth and APIs
- Build · responsive frontend on WeWeb, real data binding and workflows
- Publish · white-label to your hosting, documented and owned by your team
We build real products on WeWeb.
We don't sell a partner tier. We build web apps on WeWeb backed by Xano or Supabase, so we set it up the way it actually holds: a clean data model, real auth, data binding that doesn't leak, and a responsive design your users like. That's exactly what's missing when a build ends at a pretty canvas with no backend behind it.
- We build real products on WeWeb, so we set up the data binding and auth the way they hold in production, not the way a demo suggests.
- We pick the backend for your case: Xano when you want visual speed, Supabase when you want Postgres and engineering control. No forced default.
- You leave autonomous: a clean WeWeb project on your own hosting, white-label, documented, so your team owns it without us.
- No badge to sell. We're judged on whether your app ships, scales and stays editable after we leave, not on a partner tier.
WeWeb on the front, a real backend behind it.
We build the parts that turn a canvas into a product, then connect them to the data and tools you already run. Here's what a real build covers.
- Setup
Data binding & collections
We model your collections and bind them cleanly across the app so a value updates everywhere it should, instead of the brittle copy-paste binding that breaks the moment your data shape changes.
- Setup
Xano / Supabase backend
We set up the backend WeWeb connects to: Xano for visual APIs and business logic, or Supabase for Postgres, realtime and row-level security, with the API connector and auth wired the way they're meant to be.
- Setup
Auth & access control
We wire real authentication: login, JWT handling, protected pages and role-based access, so your users see only what they should and your app isn't one open URL away from a data leak.
- Setup
REST / GraphQL & APIs
We connect the REST and GraphQL endpoints your product needs, plus third-party APIs like Stripe, and handle pagination, error states and loading so the UI behaves when the network doesn't.
- Setup
Components & responsive design
We build reusable components and a responsive layout that holds from mobile to desktop, so the design stays consistent as the app grows instead of every page being its own special case.
- Setup
Custom code & publishing
We add custom code and JS where no-code runs out, then publish to your own hosting, white-label, with the project structured so your team can keep shipping after we hand it over.
We scope what you're building, you leave with a plan.
Before quoting anything, we take 60 minutes to look at what your app does, your data model, and the backend that fits. You leave with an honest read on whether WeWeb is the right tool, which stack to use, and what to build first. Zero pitch, just a builder's take on your project.
- An honest read on whether WeWeb fits your project
- Xano or Supabase, and why, for your case
- The data model and auth to wire first
- A frank take on when a different tool would serve you better
How we run a WeWeb build.
Five steps, in order. We don't build the frontend before the backend and data model are right, we don't skip auth, and your team owns it at the end. Each step has a deliverable and you sign off before we move on.
- Step 1 · Scoping audit
Map what you're building and the right stack for it
We sit down and look at the real thing: what the app does, who uses it, your data model, and where it has to scale. We check whether WeWeb is even the right tool, and which backend fits, Xano or Supabase. Half the value is telling you honestly when a faster builder or a different stack would serve you better, before anyone writes a workflow.
- Step 2 · Backend & data
Set up the backend so the data binding stays clean
We set up Xano or Supabase: collections, relations, the API connector, and auth with JWT and row-level security. We model the data so the binding in WeWeb stays clean and a value updates everywhere it should. Get this layer right and the front-end build is fast; get it wrong and every page becomes a workaround.
- Step 3 · Build the frontend
Build the responsive app on WeWeb
We build the frontend on WeWeb: reusable components, a responsive layout, real data binding to your backend, and the workflows your app runs on. Forms that validate, multi-step flows, role-based pages, third-party APIs like Stripe, and custom code where no-code runs out. A design your users actually like, not a generic template.
- Step 4 · Logic & integrations
Wire the workflows, auth and the APIs
We wire the logic that makes it a product: authentication and access control, the REST and GraphQL calls, payment and the third-party services your app needs, with loading and error states handled. Everything runs through WeWeb's workflows and data binding so behaviour is predictable and a teammate can read it later.
- Step 5 · Publish & hand over
Publish to your hosting, then hand it over
We publish to your own hosting and domain, white-label. You get a clean WeWeb project your team can edit, the backend documented, and a design system that holds as you add pages. If you want to go deeper, our no-code training covers WeWeb and the backend end to end. If you want us on call for what scales next, we talk about that separately.
We're judged on the app that ships.
No partner badge to display, so we lead with what matters: feedback from the teams whose WeWeb apps we built, and whether the app kept working and scaling after we handed it over. Our Trustpilot reviews come from those teams, not from a marketing deck.
- A clean WeWeb project on your own hosting, owned by your team
- Backend and data model wired before any page goes live
- Auth and access control done properly, not skipped
- Trustpilot reviews come from the teams we built for
The questions we get asked on repeat.
What does a WeWeb agency actually do?
A WeWeb agency builds production web apps on WeWeb instead of leaving you with a half-wired project. We scope what you're building, set up the backend WeWeb connects to (Xano or Supabase), build the responsive frontend with clean data binding and reusable components, wire auth, workflows and the REST or GraphQL APIs your product needs, then publish white-label to your own hosting. The point is a SaaS frontend or internal tool your users actually like and your team can keep editing, not a demo that falls over the first time real data hits it.How much does a WeWeb build cost?
It depends on scope: a single internal tool is nothing like a full SaaS frontend with auth, roles, payments and a Xano or Supabase backend. We don't throw out a flat package. We start with a free 60-minute audit to understand what you're building and which stack fits, then quote a fixed scope. The WeWeb and backend subscriptions you pay those vendors directly; we set up the plans and structure so the bill stays predictable as you grow.Should I use Xano or Supabase as the WeWeb backend?
WeWeb has no backend of its own, so this is the first real decision. Xano fits when you want visual APIs and business logic, faster setup, and a no-code or low-code path. Supabase fits when your team is technical and you want the full power of Postgres: realtime, triggers, storage, row-level security and edge functions. We pick the one that fits your case and your team's skills, not a forced default, and we'll tell you when a simpler backend or none would do. We also run dedicated Xano and Supabase builds when the backend is the heavy part.Can WeWeb build a real SaaS, or just prototypes?
A real SaaS. WeWeb is a front-end builder that publishes production web apps to your own hosting, with real auth, role-based access and data binding to a proper backend. Agencies ship client portals, dashboards, internal tools and full SaaS interfaces on it. The limit isn't WeWeb, it's setup: a SaaS needs a clean data model, auth that holds, and workflows that don't leak. That's the work. Done right, you get a product that scales past the demo; done as a quick prototype, it breaks the first time real users arrive.Can you connect WeWeb to our existing backend or APIs?
Yes, that's the core of the job. WeWeb integrates natively with Supabase and Xano, and connects to any REST or GraphQL API, plus services like Airtable and Firebase. We wire the API connector, handle authentication and tokens, set up pagination, loading and error states, and bind the responses cleanly into your UI. If you already run a backend, we build the WeWeb frontend on top of it. If you don't, we set up Xano or Supabase and connect it.Will we own the app, or are we locked in?
You own it. We publish white-label to your own hosting and domain, with no agency badge, and hand over a clean WeWeb project your team can open and edit. WeWeb is built with zero vendor lock-in: you control the frontend, you control the backend, and the design system and data model are documented so a new developer can pick it up. We'd rather you run it in-house after launch than depend on us for every change.When is WeWeb NOT the right fit?
We'll tell you straight. For a tiny internal tool where a faster builder like Retool or Glide gets you there in an afternoon, WeWeb is more setup than the job needs. For a native mobile app, WeWeb publishes web apps, so a proper mobile framework fits better. And if you need something with heavy offline support or very specific platform APIs, that's not WeWeb's lane. We build on WeWeb when you want a polished, scalable web frontend with a real backend; when you don't, we say so in the audit rather than sell you a build.How long does a WeWeb build take?
For a scoped app (audit, backend setup, frontend, auth and core workflows), count a few weeks: backend and data model first, then the responsive build, then logic and integrations. A full SaaS with many roles, payments and a complex backend runs longer. We split into batches so you get a working, publishable version early and we iterate, rather than waiting on a big-bang launch. You sign off on each stage before we move to the next.
Stop shipping demos. Build a real app.
A 60-minute audit, your project scoped, a build plan with the backend and auth baked in. If your team can run it in-house after launch, we'll hand you the playbook. If we're the right fit, we build it.