What is Dava?
Dava is a platform designed for developers and creators to build modular applications quickly and efficiently.
Create, collaborate, and deploy powerful web apps using an intuitive drag-and-drop interface.
Whether you're a seasoned developer or just starting out, Dava offers the tools you need to bring your ideas to life.
Key Features
Drag and Drop
Components
Simply drag and drop components to create your app.
You can write your own components or simply copy and paste them from other projects.
Build with
The Dream Stack
TypeScript, Svelte, Tailwind, and D3 are supported out of the box.
Publish in One Click
It's as simple as hitting the "publish" button. From here, share a link with anyone to view your app.
Any further changes you make, will be reflected in real time for anyone else viewing your app.
Our Editor
or Yours
Dava comes with a full featured code editor built in. It has full intellisense, code completion, and error checking.
Or you can use your own.
If you spent literally months configuring nvim or vscode (not judging) and want to use that, we understand. Simply pick a folder and all of the project files will be monitored for changes.
And the best part? All of this works without any installation or setup.
LLM that's
actually Helpful
Dava comes bundled with an LLM-powered assistant that's integrated in the least intrusive way possible. It's only there when you directly request it.
You can use it to get help on any component or to get a quick overview of what a component does.
More than that, it can also help you modify existing components, whether you're changing the look to match your vision or adding new functionality.
Use Cases
Just some of the use cases our users have found for Dava
Dashboards
Create interactive, modular dashboards with various components like sliders, charts, and tables, each in its own component.
App Prototypes
Quickly prototype new ideas and experiment with different UI/UX elements. Test without affecting the entire application.
Educational Tools
Teach programming with a visual, hands-on approach. Perfect for educators and students alike.
Component Library Development
Develop and maintain a library of reusable components to share and use across projects.
Micro-frontend Architecture
Build applications using a micro-frontend approach, where each component is a self-contained module that can be developed and tested independently.
Interactive Tutorials and Documentation
Create interactive tutorials or documentation that include live, editable code examples that users can modify and see results instantly.