The DevAutOps Low-Code Form Designer lets you build the front end for any operational app either by dragging and dropping from 14 component types on a visual canvas, or by letting AI auto-generate the form directly from your data - then saving it as a reusable, chainable template.
Every self-service app needs a front end that a non-engineer can actually use without a walkthrough. DevAutOps’s Low-Code Form Designer gives you two ways to get there: build it yourself on a visual canvas, or let AI generate the whole thing from your data.
Drag-and-drop UI, or auto-generated
The canvas supports 14 component types - inputs, selects, tables, JSON viewers, and more - so you can compose exactly the form a given operation needs. If you’d rather not build it field by field, point the designer at your data and it generates a working form automatically, which you can then refine.
Forms aren’t one-and-done either. Save a form as a reusable template and chain it into a workflow - fetch data, let a user select from it, then submit - so multi-step operations feel like a single guided flow instead of several disconnected tools.
Why this matters
- ✓14 component types cover most operational forms without custom front-end work.
- ✓Auto-generate forms directly from your data when you don’t want to design one from scratch.
- ✓Reusable templates mean the interface for a common operation only has to be built once.
Paired with the Intelligent App Builder, this is how a natural-language task description turns into something a whole team can click through safely - no separate front-end project required.
Frequently asked questions
How many component types does the DevAutOps form designer support?
14 component types, including inputs, selects, tables, and JSON viewers, which cover most operational forms without custom front-end development.
Can DevAutOps generate a form automatically?
Yes. Point the Low-Code Form Designer at your data and it auto-generates a working form, which you can then refine on the visual canvas.
Can forms be reused across workflows?
Yes. Forms can be saved as reusable templates and chained into multi-step workflows - for example, fetch data, let the user select from it, then submit.
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