Build Anything,
Build Everything

From forms with multi-step wizard to charts, from lists to cards, you can produce individual elements or a full fledged App UIs with WaveMaker CoPilot.

Generative AI with
an API Advantage

WaveMaker CoPilot consumes APIs (open API or Swagger), and builds a bottom-up understanding of object structures and interconnections between objects to recommend the best UI widget for a use case.

By consuming APIs (open API or Swagger), it enables developers for creating, binding, and editing widgets, offering tailored suggestions. Finally, it generates the code snip that is needed to invoke and bind the data from the APIs.

And if there are no
APIs available...

WaveMaker CoPilot steps up by creating the APIs you need. Leveraging its generative AI capabilities, CoPilot can define and generate APIs based on the applications requirements and data structures.

Once the APIs are ready, it seamlessly integrates them with the appropriate UI components, binding data dynamically to ensure smooth functionality. This provides a fully functional UI connected to robust, auto-generated APIs.

When to Use

CoPilot is ideal for developers who have ready APIs for building a web app or mobile app. And if you are new to WaveMaker, CoPilot is a perfect launchpad to start using the product.

Helping Developers Do More, Better

WaveMaker is not all about making a developer’s life easy, removing grunt work and eliminating repetitive code routines. It presents Java and JavaScript developers an opportunity to horizontally-skill and build new generation native mobile as well as web enterprise applications that are secure and scalable.

Most development floors are a mix and match of various tools. WaveMaker’s policy of Zero Lock-in keeps the code that it generates maintainable outside the platform, giving developers the power to share the code easily and choose the best tools for the use.

WaveMaker generated code is based on its low code architecture foundation whose hallmarks are components and composability. The Studio itself is fully configurable for available CI/CD, security, and cloud infrastructure. Once configured, applications can be pushed to the cloud in a single click. A simple developer-seat pricing model puts no cap on the number of users or apps or features built in the Studio.