For creating mvp visualizations it is very good. It works great with integrations to different applications.

Retool is honestly one of the best tools I’ve worked with in the last few years. It’s crazy how easy it is to build powerful internal apps or middleware without getting lost in boilerplate code or endless setup. A few years ago, building what I can now do with Retool would’ve taken a full team, but now I can do it all myself in a fraction of the time. The UI is intuitive, connecting to APIs or databases is fast, and scripting logic into your tools is quick. I’ve used it to automate tasks, build dashboards, and link systems together that didn’t talk before, and it just works very very well. If you’re looking to move fast and flexible, and enjoy building tools, give Retool a try: it’s a productivity boost I didn’t know I needed. AAA+ for me.

The thing I love about Retool is that allows you to solve operational issues in a pretty straightforward way: "can we solve it with a retool?" If the answer is no, then we automatically justify assigning proper resources to a given development. Retool is so powerful in its applications yet so simple in its implementations, that 90% of the regular problems that could arise in production can be handled by an app that can regularly be completed in under an hour (without aesthetic efforts). If you cannot make it easily in Retool, perhaps you shouldn't make it in Retool Be it interacting with your DB, your backend, making specific calculations, working with your cloud provider, Retool is the path to avoid relying on scripts in some intern's laptop.