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ToolDeck — Internal Tools Builder

Build the small tools your team runs on — an admin panel, a lead tracker, an approval queue — by dragging parts onto a page and connecting them to your database or API. Runs on your own machine, no monthly fee.

$99 on CodesterPinned release: verified four ways3 starter apps as build guides + sample data

First boot, in progress

The packaged container, started locally during packaging: its web layer answers (HTTP 200) and serves the program's own starting screen while its internal services come up.

The program's starting screen from the packaging boot test — a real capture of the pinned container starting up, not the finished builder.

Where the full boot test stands — stated plainly

Every other product on this site finished its boot test. This one has not yet, and this page will not pretend otherwise.

What is verified: the pinned release is the real one (checked against the source repo, the release API, the local clone, and the build info embedded in the pulled install image itself); the install image pulled clean (2.47 GB) and starts; its database and services initialize; the web layer serves the starting screen. What blocked the finish: the program's internal database insists on this machine's port 5432, and a second product's test database was holding that exact port for the whole test window on the shared build machine — a scheduling collision in our sandbox, not a fault found in the package. The retry is a five-minute job on a free machine: boot, create the admin, build the Lead Tracker starter from its own guide, and replace the screenshot above with the running app. Until that retry is done, treat this page as evidence of a verified package and a started container — not of a clicked-through builder.

About the starter apps: the Lead Tracker, Inventory Viewer, and Approval Queue ship as click-by-click build guides with sample data — every widget, query, and button written out — not as import files. The guides' sample data was loaded into a real database during packaging and every count the guides promise was checked. If the boot retry produces clean app exports later, the package gets them as an upgrade; the listing will say which form they are in.

What it does

Connect Postgres, MySQL, Google Sheets, and REST APIs (30-plus datasource types), then build screens on top of them
Drag-and-drop builder: tables, forms, buttons, modals, charts — tied to short queries with simple bindings
Writes back, not just displays: add a row, change a status, approve a request, from a button click
Three starter apps with click-by-click build guides and sample data: Lead Tracker, Inventory Viewer, Approval Queue
Workspaces and sharing built in: invite teammates; editors edit, viewers use the deployed app
One Docker container on your own machine, a one-payment package, and a built-in encrypted backup command