Best Figma alternatives 2026

Based on 53 AI answers to 38 buyer questions in Graphic Design that name no product and where AI recommends a tool. Figma itself is recommended in 8 of them. The ranking counts only those questions; questions that name a product are listed below but not counted.

Most recommended alternatives

1
Canvarecommended for 22 questions · avg. position 1.9
“Best all-round choice Canva The strongest starting point if you need one platform for social media content, promotional flyers and presentations.”
2
Adobe Expressrecommended for 15 questions · avg. position 2.1
“My recommendation is to use Adobe Express as your everyday production tool and keep a dedicated editor available for difficult cutouts, realistic AI-generated scenes, and final image refinement.”
3
VistaCreaterecommended for 7 questions · avg. position 2.6
“For a small social media team, VistaCreate handles both design resizing and background removal quite well.”
4
Adobe Illustratorrecommended for 6 questions · avg. position 1
“Best for professional vector production, precise Bézier curves, complex path editing, typography manipulation and sophisticated logo construction.”
5
Penpotrecommended for 6 questions · avg. position 1.5
“Penpot is probably the closest match to what you're describing.”
6
Affinityrecommended for 6 questions · avg. position 2
“A strong alternative for detailed vector illustration, path editing, and professional artwork without needing Illustrator.”
7
Adobe Photoshoprecommended for 6 questions · avg. position 2.4
“Photoshop now lets you generate images directly on the canvas using text prompts, with different AI models available through its model picker.”
8
Inkscaperecommended for 4 questions · avg. position 3
“A capable free, open-source option for SVG editing and vector artwork.”
9
Adobe Fireflyrecommended for 3 questions · avg. position 3
“Adobe Firefly | Professional creative work | Text-to-image, Generative Fill and image editing”
10
Canva Enterpriserecommended for 2 questions · avg. position 1
“Canva Enterprise | Easy design collaboration, brand kits, and accessible content creation”
11
Kittlrecommended for 2 questions · avg. position 1
“Yes. For most merch businesses, Kittl can handle both AI image generation and logo creation well enough that you probably don't need a separate AI image-generation subscription.”
12
Photoroomrecommended for 2 questions · avg. position 1.5
“Photoroom – Best for product photography, e-commerce images, and consistent product cutouts.”

Who AI recommends, by feature and question

Each question shows the tools its answers recommend, in the order they were listed, and where Figma stands.

Print-ready export (2)

Most recommended alternatives

1
Penpotrecommended for 18 questions · avg. position 2.2
“My recommendation: Start with Penpot. It is probably the strongest starting point if you want to replace an established UI design and prototyping platform without committing to subscription costs.”
2
Framerrecommended for 16 questions · avg. position 2.7
“Best for native breakpoint-based website design: Framer. Particularly useful when you want to work with desktop, tablet, and mobile breakpoints directly.”
3
Axure RPrecommended for 12 questions · avg. position 2.8
“Yes, Axure RP can export interactive prototypes to HTML, but its generated code generally isn't production-ready code that developers can use directly.”
4
ProtoPierecommended for 11 questions · avg. position 2.5
“My strongest recommendation: If motion design and realistic mobile interactions are the primary requirements, put ProtoPie at the top of your evaluation list.”
5
Sketchrecommended for 10 questions · avg. position 3
“Best for unlimited free external reviewers: Sketch. Particularly attractive when the design team already works on Mac.”
6
UXPinrecommended for 7 questions · avg. position 2
“UXPin takes a different approach: rather than recreating your design system visually, you can bring actual coded components into the prototyping environment.”
7
Webflowrecommended for 4 questions · avg. position 3
“Webflow is slightly different because its ecosystem is centred more on extending websites than on extending a traditional prototyping canvas.”
8
Whimsicalrecommended for 3 questions · avg. position 1
“However, Whimsical is probably the best fit for your particular workflow, while Figma is the better all-round investment.”
9
Balsamiqrecommended for 2 questions · avg. position 2
“Balsamiq can do interactive prototyping, but its capabilities are relatively limited compared with tools like Figma, Axure RP, or ProtoPie.”
10
Visilyrecommended for 2 questions · avg. position 2
“Excellent for quickly assembling complete application screens”
11
Quant-UXrecommended for 2 questions · avg. position 3
“Prototyping combined with usability testing | Quant-UX”
12
html.to.designrecommended for 2 questions · avg. position 3

Who AI recommends, by feature and question

Each question shows the tools its answers recommend, in the order they were listed, and where Figma stands.

Questions about Figma (2)

Can Penpot import designs from Figma reliably, and how much cleanup is needed after the import?Figma: named, not recommended
Penpot
We're a distributed design team — can Penpot handle real-time collaboration and reusable components well enough for us, or should we look at Figma instead?Figma: named, not recommended
Penpot

Flow and diagram creation (3)

Can Moqups handle flowcharts and user flow diagrams well enough that we could drop our separate diagramming app?Figma: named, not recommended
Moqups
Could MockFlow replace a separate diagramming app for flowcharts and user flows, or do we still need to keep both?Figma: not named
MockFlow
Which prototyping tools also handle flowcharts and user flow diagrams well, so we don't need a separate diagramming app?Figma: also recommended
Axure RP Penpot Moqups

Device preview and testing (3)

AI design generation (2)

Can AI design generation actually replace manual wireframing, and which tools offer it in a way that fits into an existing workflow?Figma: named, not recommended
Figma Make#1Relume#2 UX Pilot#3
Does Framer's AI design generation actually give you usable layouts from a text prompt, or is it mostly a gimmick?Figma: not named
Framer

Animations and transitions (2)

Can ProtoPie handle animations, gestures, and screen transitions well enough to prototype a mobile app that feels native?Figma: named, not recommended
ProtoPie
Our prototypes need animations, gestures, and screen transitions that feel native — what should I look for in a prototyping tool for motion design?Figma: also recommended
ProtoPie Framer

Conditional logic and variables (2)

Developer handoff (1)

Our prototypes keep breaking when we hand them off to developers — what features should I prioritize for a smoother handoff?Figma: not named
Penpot

Comments and feedback (1)

Which prototyping tools let reviewers comment directly on a shared prototype link without needing an account?Figma: named, not recommended
UXPin#1 Artor#2 ProtoPeek#3

Interactive prototyping (1)

Which prototyping tools are good for interactive prototyping with triggers, actions, and transitions that feel close to the real product?Figma: also recommended
ProtoPie#1 Framer Axure RP Origami Studio

Responsive and adaptive layouts (1)

I need to design responsive layouts for desktop, tablet, and mobile all in one file. How do I compare prototyping tools based on their breakpoint support?Figma: also recommended
Framer Penpot Webflow

Shareable links (1)

Which tools let me share a prototype link with permission controls so external stakeholders can view it without being able to edit anything?Figma: also recommended
UXPin Framer

Wireframing (1)

For quick low-fidelity wireframing before high-fidelity work, which tools are the fastest for dragging and dropping screens together?Figma: also recommended
Whimsical#1 Balsamiq#2 Penpot#5

Reusable components (1)

How do reusable components work across the main prototyping tools, and which ones reliably push changes to every instance?Figma: also recommended
Sketch#2 Webflow#3 Framer#4 Axure RP#5

Real-time collaboration (1)

How do prototyping tools handle real-time collaboration when several designers edit the same file at once, and which ones stay smooth with bigger teams?Figma: also recommended
Penpot#2 Sketch#3

Export options (1)

What export formats do prototyping tools support, and which ones can export to PDF, PNG, HTML, or code without losing fidelity?Figma: also recommended
Framer Axure RP Penpot Sketch

Templates (1)

Which UI/UX prototyping tools come with a solid library of ready-made templates and prebuilt layouts so we don't have to start every project from a blank canvas?Figma: also recommended
Framer Visily

Design tool import (1)

Which prototyping tools import designs from other platforms most reliably when we need to bring existing screens into a new tool?Figma: also recommended
ProtoPie Framer Penpot Sketch

UI component libraries and kits (1)

Which prototyping tools have solid built-in UI component libraries and kits so we don't have to build every widget from scratch?Figma: also recommended
UXPin#2 Justinmind

Plugin ecosystem (1)

Do plugin ecosystems really matter when you're picking a prototyping tool, and which tools have the most active plugins for extending your workflow?Figma: also recommended
Framer#2 Webflow#3 Sketch#4

Version history (1)

How do prototyping tools handle version history, and which ones make it easy to roll back a file to an earlier state after a bad edit?Figma: also recommended
Framer Penpot Sketch

Screenshot or URL to design (1)

Which prototyping tools can turn a screenshot or a live web page URL into an editable wireframe or mockup, and how accurate is the result?Figma: not named
Figma AI#1Visily#2 Uizard#3 html.to.design#4Figma Chrome Extension#5

Design tokens (1)

Which prototyping tools support standardized design tokens for colors, spacing, and typography, and how do they keep those tokens in sync with the design?Figma: also recommended
Penpot#2 Tokens Studio#3 UXPin Sketch

AI assistant for editing (1)

Which prototyping tools have an AI assistant that can actually build or edit designs right on the canvas, and how well does it follow the existing styles?Figma: also recommended
Framer#2 Webflow#3

Self-hosting (1)

For teams with strict data security rules, which UI/UX prototyping tools can be self-hosted on our own infrastructure?Figma: named, not recommended
Penpot#1 Axure RP#2 Quant-UX#3

Most recommended alternatives

1
Claude Coderecommended for 18 questions · avg. position 2.5
“Claude Code: Particularly useful for agentic development. It can connect to external services and also expose its own capabilities as an MCP server.”
2
Cursorrecommended for 17 questions · avg. position 2.7
“Cursor | .cursor/rules/*.mdc, AGENTS.md | Supports always-on, intelligently applied, manually invoked, and file-scoped rules.”
3
OpenAI Codexrecommended for 13 questions · avg. position 1.7
“OpenAI Codex | AGENTS.md | Automatically discovers instructions along the project directory hierarchy; supports more-specific overrides.”
4
Lovablerecommended for 12 questions · avg. position 1.4
“Lovable handles iterative prompt refinement reasonably well, but it is not completely reliable at preserving existing functionality when making follow-up changes.”
5
Bolt.newrecommended for 9 questions · avg. position 2.7
“Yes. Bolt.new can build a functional web app from a natural-language prompt, connect it to a managed database, and deploy it to a custom domain—all from your browser.”
6
v0recommended for 9 questions · avg. position 2.8
“v0 is quite capable at visual design editing and design-system consistency, and its newer Design Systems 2.0 feature makes it considerably more interesting for teams with established brands.”
7
GitHub Copilotrecommended for 8 questions · avg. position 2.7
“For a serious commercial application, I'd also recommend connecting GitHub so you have version control and a way to recover earlier versions.”
8
Replitrecommended for 7 questions · avg. position 2.6
“Yes — Replit is a good choice for a non-technical founder building an MVP, especially if you want authentication, a managed database, and a custom domain without having to configure infrastructure yourself.”
9
Aiderrecommended for 4 questions · avg. position 2.5
“Yes. Aider can run as a non-interactive CLI coding agent in a CI/CD pipeline, such as GitHub Actions, GitLab CI, Jenkins, or Azure DevOps.”
10
Clinerecommended for 4 questions · avg. position 4
“Cline | Very broad model selection | Multiple providers, API keys, compatible endpoints | Strong configuration flexibility”
11
Replit Agentrecommended for 3 questions · avg. position 2
“2. Replit Agent Best all-in-one environment”
12
OpenCoderecommended for 3 questions
“OpenCode – An open-source coding agent supporting multiple model providers. Good for building a flexible developer experience.”

Who AI recommends, by feature and question

Each question shows the tools its answers recommend, in the order they were listed, and where Figma stands.

Visual design editing (2)

Codebase Q&A without edits (2)

Custom instructions and rules (2)

Design systems (2)

One-click deployment (2)

Iterative prompt refinement (2)

Automated code review (1)

What should I look for in AI code review tools that post findings on pull requests, and how do they compare when it comes to false positives?Figma: not named
Bugbot#1 CodeRabbit#2 Greptile#3 Qodo#4 GitHub Copilot#5

Parallel agent execution (1)

How do AI coding tools compare when it comes to running multiple agents in parallel across branches, and when is that actually useful?Figma: not named
Cursor GitHub Copilot OpenAI Codex Claude Code VS Code Agents

AI app generation from prompts (1)

Which AI coding tools are best at building a complete working app from a single natural-language prompt, and how do I judge output quality before committing?Figma: not named
Lovable#1 Replit Agent#2 Bolt.new#3 v0#4 Cursor#5 Claude Code#6

Real-time preview (1)

How do AI coding tools compare on live preview while the agent is making changes, and which ones keep the preview in sync reliably?Figma: not named
Lovable#1 Cursor Replit Bolt.new v0

CLI agent (1)

I want to run an AI coding agent from my terminal in scripts and CI. Which tools offer a proper CLI agent and what should I check about permissions and sandboxing?Figma: not named
OpenAI Codex#1 Claude Code#2 Gemini CLI#3 Aider#4

Custom domains (1)

How do AI app builders handle custom domains and SSL for published apps, and which ones make DNS setup painless?Figma: not named
Lovable#1 Replit#3 v0#4 Bolt.new

Browser-based code editor (1)

When the AI generates code I don't like, how good is the in-browser editor for hand-editing it, and which tools let me edit source directly without breaking the generation loop?Figma: not named
Cursor Replit Bolt.new

Managed database (1)

Which AI app builders include a managed database with schema tooling, and how do they compare on migrations and data access from generated code?Figma: not named
Lovable v0 Replit Agent

Model selection (1)

I want to pick which LLM or provider each task uses instead of being locked in. How do AI coding tools differ on model selection?Figma: not named
Cursor GitHub Copilot Aider Cline OpenCode

Automatic linting and testing (1)

Our agent keeps breaking the build because it doesn't run tests after changes. Which tools automatically lint and test and feed failures back to the model?Figma: not named
Aider#1 Claude Code#2 Cline#3 OpenHands#4

Git integration (1)

How do AI coding tools compare on committing changes, showing diffs and managing branches in Git, and which ones make reviewing agent changes easiest?Figma: not named
Cursor Claude Code Codex

Built-in authentication (1)

Which AI app builders come with built-in authentication like sign-up and login for the apps they generate, and how customizable is it?Figma: not named
Lovable#1 Base44#2 Bubble

Codebase indexing and search (1)

How do AI coding tools compare on codebase indexing and semantic search, and how much does that matter when navigating a large repo?Figma: not named
Cursor GitHub Copilot OpenAI Codex Claude Code Sourcegraph

Cloud agents (1)

I want background agents that work on their own cloud machines and open branches while I do other things. Which tools offer that and what should I check?Figma: not named
OpenAI Codex#1 Claude Code#2 Cursor Cloud Agents#3 GitHub Copilot coding agent#4

Template library (1)

I'd rather start from ready-made page designs and project starters than a blank prompt. How do the template libraries in AI app builders compare on quality and on how much customization they allow?Figma: not named
Lovable Bolt.new v0 Bubble FlutterFlow

Most recommended alternatives

1
GitHub Actionsrecommended for 19 questions · avg. position 1.6
“My initial recommendation would be to look at GitHub Actions + Argo CD + Argo Rollouts as the default startup-friendly architecture, with GitLab CI/CD and Harness as serious alternatives.”
2
GitLab CIrecommended for 12 questions · avg. position 1.7
“My initial recommendation would be to look at GitHub Actions + Argo CD + Argo Rollouts as the default startup-friendly architecture, with GitLab CI/CD and Harness as serious alternatives.”
3
Buildkiterecommended for 9 questions · avg. position 3
“Buildkite is a strong option for security-conscious enterprises, particularly those that want to keep CI/CD execution inside their own infrastructure while using a managed SaaS control plane.”
4
CircleCIrecommended for 8 questions · avg. position 3.8
“For compliance frameworks such as SOC 2, ISO 27001, PCI DSS, and internal security policies, I would shortlist GitHub Enterprise, GitLab Ultimate, Azure DevOps Services, and CircleCI.”
5
Argo Rolloutsrecommended for 7 questions · avg. position 1
“My initial recommendation would be to look at GitHub Actions + Argo CD + Argo Rollouts as the default startup-friendly architecture, with GitLab CI/CD and Harness as serious alternatives.”
6
Argo CDrecommended for 6 questions · avg. position 1
“My initial recommendation would be to look at GitHub Actions + Argo CD + Argo Rollouts as the default startup-friendly architecture, with GitLab CI/CD and Harness as serious alternatives.”
7
Harnessrecommended for 6 questions · avg. position 4
“My initial recommendation would be to look at GitHub Actions + Argo CD + Argo Rollouts as the default startup-friendly architecture, with GitLab CI/CD and Harness as serious alternatives.”
8
Jenkinsrecommended for 6 questions · avg. position 5
“3. Jenkins when minimizing vendor licensing costs is more important than minimizing operational overhead.”
9
Bitriserecommended for 5 questions · avg. position 1.3
“Bitrise if mobile signing, testing, and app-store publishing are particularly complex.”
10
Codemagicrecommended for 5 questions · avg. position 1.7
“- Codemagic: A strong option for Flutter and React Native teams that want straightforward pricing and minimal pipeline maintenance.”
11
Azure DevOpsrecommended for 5 questions · avg. position 4.7
“For compliance frameworks such as SOC 2, ISO 27001, PCI DSS, and internal security policies, I would shortlist GitHub Enterprise, GitLab Ultimate, Azure DevOps Services, and CircleCI.”
12
Azure Pipelinesrecommended for 4 questions
“The best CI/CD platforms for this are GitHub Actions, GitLab CI/CD, Azure Pipelines, CircleCI, and Buildkite.”

Who AI recommends, by feature and question

Each question shows the tools its answers recommend, in the order they were listed, and where Figma stands.

Parallel builds and concurrency (2)

Canary and progressive delivery (2)

Dependency and container scanning (2)

Automated code signing (2)

Self-hosted runners (1)

How do CI/CD platforms compare for teams that need cloud-hosted runners now but also want the option to run builds on their own hardware later?Figma: not named
GitHub Actions#1 GitLab CI#2 Buildkite#3

Secrets management (1)

How do CI/CD platforms differ in how they store and inject secrets into builds, and which ones make rotation painless?Figma: not named
GitLab CI#1 Buildkite#2 GitHub Actions#3 CircleCI#4

Build notifications (1)

Which CI/CD platforms can send build and deployment status to Slack, Teams or email in a way teams actually pay attention to?Figma: not named
GitHub Actions#1 GitLab CI CircleCI Buildkite Azure Pipelines PagerDuty incident.io

Multi-language support (1)

Are there any CI/CD platforms that can build and test apps across lots of languages and frameworks without needing a custom Docker image for each one?Figma: not named
GitHub Actions Azure Pipelines Cloud Native Buildpacks

Automatic rollback (1)

Which CI/CD platforms can automatically roll back a bad deployment, and how do they decide when a rollback should trigger?Figma: not named
CircleCI Harness Argo CD Argo Rollouts Flagger Spinnaker AWS CodeDeploy

Audit logs (1)

Which CI/CD platforms have audit logs detailed enough for a compliance review, and what do those logs actually capture?Figma: not named
GitLab#2 CircleCI#4 GitHub Actions Azure DevOps

Static application security testing (1)

How do CI/CD tools scan source code for vulnerabilities and coding errors, and which ones show findings right in pull requests instead of in a separate dashboard?Figma: not named
GitHub CodeQL GitLab SAST SonarQube Semgrep Snyk CodeReviewdog

Policy as code (1)

How do CI/CD tools handle policy as code for security and access rules, and which ones let us enforce policies without blocking every merge?Figma: not named
GitLab CI#1 GitHub Actions#2 Open Policy Agent#3 HCP Terraform#4 Jenkins#5 Azure DevOps#6

AI code review (1)

Which CI/CD platforms have AI code review that flags issues and suggests fixes on pull requests, and how accurate is it on real codebases?Figma: not named
CodeRabbit#1 GitHub Copilot Code Review#2 Qodo#3 Greptile#4 Bugbot#5 GitLab Duo Code Review#6

Build caching (1)

Which CI/CD tools handle build caching well enough that dependency installs and container layers stop dominating our build times?Figma: not named
Depot#1 Buildkite#2 GitHub Actions#3 CircleCI#4 Bazel Nx Turborepo BuildBuddy

Flaky test detection (1)

How do CI/CD tools detect flaky tests and track failure patterns over time, and which ones actually surface that data in a useful way instead of just retrying silently?Figma: not named
BuildPulse#1 Datadog#2 Buildkite Test Engine#3 Azure DevOps Trunk

Remote development environments (1)

How do cloud-hosted, preconfigured development environments from CI/CD vendors compare to running dev containers locally, and which tools offer them?Figma: not named
GitHub Codespaces GitLab WorkspacesGoogle Cloud WorkstationsOna Coder VS Code

Software bill of materials (1)

How do CI/CD platforms generate a software bill of materials for a project, and which ones produce an SBOM that passes supply chain security reviews?Figma: not named
GitHub Actions#1 GitLab CI#2 Azure DevOps#3 SyftGrypeOWASP Dependency-Track CycloneDX CLI Sigstore CosignSLSA

Over-the-air updates (1)

How do CI/CD tools handle over-the-air updates for mobile apps, and which ones let you ship a build to devices without going through app store review?Figma: not named
Expo EAS Update#1 Shorebird Code Push#2 Capgo Live Updates#3 Firebase App DistributionTestFlightApple Enterprise Distribution

AI coding agents (1)

How do agentic AI coding tools that plan and carry out multi-step tasks and open pull requests fit into an existing CI/CD pipeline, and which platforms support them?Figma: not named
GitHub Copilot Code Review Bugbot GitLab Duo Code Review OpenAI Codex Claude Code Devin

App store deployment (1)

Which CI/CD platforms automate app store deployment, including submission and release notes, so mobile releases stop being a manual checklist?Figma: not named
Codemagic#1 Bitrise#2 Expo Application Services (EAS)#3 Appcircle#4 GitHub Actions + Fastlane#5

CI/CD pipelines (1)

We want to go from commit to production with a single pipeline definition across web and mobile — how do CI/CD tools differ in how they model build, test and deploy stages?Figma: not named
GitHub Actions GitLab CI Bitrise Azure Pipelines

DORA metrics and analytics (1)

How do CI/CD platforms measure DORA metrics like lead time and change failure rate, and which ones give engineering leaders dashboards they actually trust?Figma: not named
LinearB#1 DX#2 Harness Software Engineering Insights#3

Role-based access control (1)

Does Semaphore CI have role-based access control that's granular enough to keep contractors separate from our core engineering squads?Figma: not named
Semaphore CI

Kubernetes deployment support (1)

Which CI/CD tools can deploy and manage workloads on Kubernetes clusters natively, and how do they handle progressive rollouts and rollback?Figma: not named
GitLab CI Harness Argo CD Argo Rollouts Flagger Spinnaker Flux CD Jenkins X

MCP server (1)

Which CI/CD platforms offer a Model Context Protocol server so AI assistants can query builds, pipelines and deployment data, and what can those tools actually do with it?Figma: not named
GitHub Actions#1 GitLab CI#2 CircleCI#3 Buildkite#4 Azure DevOps#5 Harness#6 Jenkins#7

Most recommended alternatives

1
Supabaserecommended for 39 questions · avg. position 1.1
“My assessment: Supabase is particularly worth evaluating if you want relational data, flexible permissions, and database-enforced tenant isolation without building the entire backend infrastructure yourself.”
2
Firebaserecommended for 15 questions · avg. position 2.4
“Firebase would be my choice for mobile-first applications, particularly when offline functionality and Google's mobile ecosystem matter.”
3
Appwriterecommended for 14 questions · avg. position 2.7
“For your requirements, I'd shortlist Supabase, Appwrite, and Firebase, with Supabase and Appwrite as the strongest BaaS candidates.”
4
AWS Amplifyrecommended for 10 questions · avg. position 2.5
“AWS Amplify would be my choice for AWS-centric organizations with established infrastructure and security requirements.”
5
Convexrecommended for 7 questions · avg. position 3.2
“Yes. Convex is genuinely good at realtime subscriptions and can support collaborative applications with substantial numbers of concurrent users.”
6
Nhostrecommended for 5 questions · avg. position 2.5
“Yes. Nhost provides a managed PostgreSQL database with an automatically generated GraphQL API and built-in row-level permissions.”
7
Neonrecommended for 4 questions · avg. position 1
“My preference would be Supabase or Neon with PostgreSQL, depending on whether integrated backend services or database infrastructure flexibility is more important.”
8
PocketBaserecommended for 4 questions · avg. position 3
“PocketBase is absolutely a realistic choice for production, not just prototypes and side projects.”
9
MongoDB Atlasrecommended for 4 questions · avg. position 3.7
“MongoDB Atlas — Atlas Search provides sophisticated full-text search without managing a separate search cluster.”
10
Directusrecommended for 3 questions · avg. position 1
“Verdict: My first recommendation if you want sophisticated RBAC without lots of custom code. directus.com”
11
Hasurarecommended for 3 questions · avg. position 1
“1. Hasura – GraphQL-first, with automatic APIs over PostgreSQL and other databases.”
12
Cloudflarerecommended for 3 questions · avg. position 4
“If you also want the agent to provision and manage cloud infrastructure, add AWS and Cloudflare to the comparison.”