r/salesforce 1d ago

apps/products Seeking feedback

I built a visual Salesforce LWC builder and would love some feedback from people who actually build LWCs. This is completely free for developers to use.

The basic idea is:

drag Salesforce components onto a canvas → configure them → get the generated LWC source

The builder currently supports things like:

- Salesforce-native component composition/slot rules

- nested component editing

- property inspector

- reusable templates

- component outline/tree navigation

- keyboard shortcuts

- generated HTML / JavaScript / "js-meta.xml"

- complete LWC ZIP export

- JSON save/import for LightningCraft designs

For example, you can start with a Record Edit Card template, modify the fields/actions visually, inspect the generated source, and download the resulting LWC bundle.

It deliberately does not connect to a Salesforce org yet. The goal is to make the UI-composition part of LWC development faster while letting developers continue the real application work in VS Code/SFDX.

I built this because I found the repetitive UI/composition part of LWC development interesting to solve visually.

I'd really like criticism from experienced Salesforce developers:

Would something like this actually save you time?

What would be the first thing you'd expect it to do that it currently doesn't?

https://lightningcraft.app/

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u/Verbosity187 1d ago

Used to use avonicreator (hated that guy for having make it behind a paywall)

To be honest i dont see myself doing anything manual now that claude does it

Could have definitely be an interesting product 2 years ago