ToolJet 2023: The Year in Review

As we wave goodbye to the incredible year that was 2023, it's time to gather around the virtual campfire and share the story of our journey together. In 2023, ToolJet didn't just grow; it evolved, thanks to the contributions, feedback, and enthusiasm of our incredible community.

We're excited to share a snapshot of our incredible journey as a community together:

🚀 Surpassed 500 contributors on GitHub.
✨ Reached over 25,000 stars on GitHub.
🌐 Grew our Slack community from 1,300 to 4,000 members.
💡 Merged 2,000+ pull requests in our community edition.

ToolJet 2.0 was launched in 2023 with man exciting features:

• A redesigned application builder for better developer experience.
• ToolJet database - an in-built, no-code database powered by Postgres.
• Ability to build multi-page applications.
• Support for using Python for frontend logic & data transformations.
• Multiplayer editing for team collaboration.
• Support for multiple workspaces, SSO, & more. We've written about 2.0 in detail here: https://blog.tooljet.com/announcing-tooljet-2-0/.

In August, we launched our workflow automation tool. Workflows let's our users build complicated workflows that listen to external events. Workflows can be triggered from ToolJet apps as well. Since announcing Workflows, we've enhanced its capabilities, including support for webhook triggers.

Workflows is currently in beta. Read more.

We announced ToolJet Business Cloud! As of December, users have the opportunity to experience the advanced features of our Business and Enterprise plans through a cloud-based platform. This new offering brings the power and flexibility of ToolJet to the cloud, making it easier and more accessible for teams to collaborate and innovate. You can check out the pricing here.

GitSync is a new addition to our growing suite of features aimed at team collaboration and multi-environment deployments. Your ToolJet applications can now be synchronized with any git repository so that the applications can be moved across instances & environments. Read more.

ToolJet Copilot helps our users write custom JavaScript and Python code snippets for data transformations, custom logic for frontend and more. Copilot has helped our users significantly reduce the time spent on writing custom logic as code. Read more.

• Added LDAP integration.
• Added SAML integration.
• Added more granular group based access controls.
• Published ToolJet on AWS & Azure marketplaces.
• Ability to promote applications to different environments.
• Ability to export/import ToolJet databases.
• Ability to export ToolJet databases along with applications.
• More connectors including gRPC, OpenAI, Azure Blob Storage, HarperDB, AWS Lambda functions, and more.
• Ability to build multi-page applications.
• Redesigned table component & added features such as dynamic columns.
• Introduced kanban component.
• Added component for bounded-box.
• Added conditional event handlers.
• Introduced dynamic height for pages.
• Introduced runtime parameters for queries.

In January, we proudly announced our pre Series-A round, successfully raising $4.6 million USD. This significant milestone was further elevated in May when we received additional funding from Microsoft's M12 GitHub Fund, marking another exciting chapter in our journey of growth.

As we look towards the future, we're thrilled to share that ToolJet 3.0 is on the horizon, set for an early release next year. Get ready for an even more refined and feature-rich version of ToolJet! We're committed to ensuring a smooth transition for our users, so we've taken extra measures to make the upgrade process as seamless as a minor version update. Stay tuned for an enhanced ToolJet experience!