MondayPages
Platform that allows Monday.com users to build frontend websites and portals from their Monday.com data. Monday.com is powerful but limits sharing to non-users. MondayPages solves this by using Monday.com as a database to create full-featured websites and applications accessible to anyone.
The Problem
Monday.com has great features but you need a Monday.com account to access it. Sharing with external users, clients, or the public is limited. Businesses want to leverage their Monday.com data to create public-facing websites and portals without maintaining a separate database.
The Solution
Built a platform where Monday.com boards become the database for creating websites. Users drag-and-drop page components, connect to their Monday.com data, and publish without writing code. Non-Monday.com users can access the resulting websites without accounts.
System Architecture
Key Highlights
- Drag-and-drop page builder for non-technical users
- Monday.com GraphQL API integration with intelligent caching
- Custom authentication integrated with Monday.com OAuth
- Efficient querying of large datasets with server-side caching
- Build public-facing websites from Monday.com data without a separate database
Tech Stack
Skills & Technologies
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