White Label Overview

You can offer app building as a feature of your own platform, white labeled under your own brand. In your platform’s own interface, your users describe an app or feature they want, and Base44 builds it behind the scenes to run inside your platform. Your users can build any type of web app, and how it’s used is up to you. It can become a widget in a dashboard, an app published to a marketplace, an internal tool, or anything else that fits your platform. Skills teach the agent your conventions, a design system decides what every app looks like, and custom instructions give each app the platform-specific context it needs. Together, they shape every app your users build. One enterprise workspace backs the whole integration, so everything you configure there is ready to use across every app your users create.

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Try the reference integration

We built Sunny, a reference integration, so you can see a working deployment for yourself. It’s a task-management platform with a chat panel where members describe the tool they want and Base44 builds it behind the scenes. The navigation, the URL, and the sign-in are all Sunny’s, so nothing gives away that Base44 is running underneath. A member opens Build an app, describes what they need, and Base44 builds it against Sunny’s own data and design system. They can then publish a finished tool to Sunny’s app market, where other members find and install it.

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Where to start

An integration comes together in three stages. First you get the account and credential your integration builds with. Then you configure your brand and tools in Base44. Then you build the experience into your own platform.

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See also

• Setup checklist: Everything you need to do to get an integration running
• Tenancy and credentials: The account that owns your users’ apps, and the key that creates them
• The build turn: The six calls your product wraps to create, watch, and ship an app