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FAQs

Reasy is a low-code platform, but when you start building your first Reasy app, it feels like a no-code platform. Everything is readily available. Simply drag, customize, and configure.

No. Reasy is user-friendly and does not require any prior coding experience. However, having familiarity with basic programming concepts can help navigate the platform more efficiently.

Reasy is easy !! There is an initial learning curve to get acquainted with the app builder workspace. To help get you started quickly, Reasy provides the following resources:  https://help.reasy.ai/ and https://reasy.ai/academy-new/.

Once you are comfortable navigating the platform, It’s easy to build an app using the drag & drop-enabled screen designer, navigation flow designer, postman-like API configurator, and so on.

Yes, indeed. We offer a trial version of Reasy to allow you to experience the magic of app development with Reasy. You can access the trial version of Reasy at (https://build.reasy.ai]

We are currently accepting enterprise inquiries. Soon, the public will be able to sign in using their personal email to use Reasy.

All you need is a work email ID and your business ideas or designs ready. With these in place, you can sign up and start building your apps right away.

While Reasy is a low-code platform, it’s beneficial to possess a foundational knowledge of HTML, CSS, APIs, SQL, and data modeling concepts. This understanding enables you to create applications, even at the enterprise level, efficiently and effectively.

While basic apps with static data can be built without these skills, having knowledge of databases and APIs will enhance your ability to create a more robust and production-ready application.

Reasy is a low-code platform, currently allowing modifications limited to HTML templates. However, in the upcoming version, we will introduce code export functionalities for both the front-end and the backend. This enhancement will enable you to customize and deploy the code as necessary.

Reasy apps are responsive in nature, so the screens show perfectly on all form factors. Platform also allows the apps to be deployed as PWA’s or exported as native mobile apps for both android and iOS.

Yes. Reasy allows you to leverage AI to build your app interfaces without dragging a single screen component onto the canvas. Simply type in your prompt, describing your screen requirements in natural language, and you will see a screen generated as you specify. Adjust the component placement to meet your design standards, and you’re done.

Yes, you can store and access data by seamlessly connecting to your own databases (SQL, MySQL, Postgres, Oracle). Also, you can consume external APIs, built outside of Reasy.

Reasy implements a Multi-tenant architecture with dedicated schemata for tenant data isolation. Additionally, it incorporates Role-based access controls (RBAC), Data Encryption, and utilizes HTTPS for secure communication. Applications developed with Reasy adhere to OWASP Top 10 security guidelines. Furthermore, features such as data masking and encryption are available to secure data fields and restrict access to essential data only.

Yes, Reasy provides versioning for apps and allows any version to be deployed into production using the built-in CI/CD pipeline.

This is partially supported. Front-end assets such as HTML, JS, CSS, images, fonts, and others can be migrated.

Yes, Reasy runtime is cloud-agnostic and containerized, enabling deployment using Kubernetes clusters. Once deployed, apps can be hosted in the cloud environment.

Yes, Reasy runtime is cloud agnostic and containerized, allowing deployment using Kubernetes clusters. Once deployed, apps can be hosted.

Yes, Reasy features an integrated workflow for deploying apps across DEV, SIT, PRE-PROD, and PROD environments.

Reasy offers connectors to databases, files, SMTP, and SMSC. Additionally, it enables SAML 2.0 single sign-on (SSO) for WebApps and provides an intuitive API client capable of consuming SOAP/REST APIs.

Yes, you can publish your application APIs and make them available to other solutions in your ecosystem or for integration with third-party applications.