Can MarsX be used entirely without code?

Only within the scope of existing micro-apps, such as an Uber-like marketplace. Custom features require the code interface.

Is MarsX open source?

Yes, the Mars engine is free and open source on GitHub under the Apache 2.0 license. Micro-apps are built by third parties and may be free or premium.

Is there vendor lock-in?

No. Mars can run on a user's own servers, a local machine or a closed network, and Mars also offers cloud hosting.

Where is the data stored?

Data is stored in the project's own database. Mars works with SQL and NoSQL databases, and users can connect their own Amazon account.

MarsX

AI-powered dev tool for building web and mobile apps out of micro-apps combining no-code and code interfaces.

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About MarsX

MarsX is a development platform that combines no-code, code and reusable micro-apps for building web and mobile applications. Projects start from micro-apps built by third-party developers, such as marketplaces, social networks, video streaming portals, photo-sharing apps and no-code builders, and the site lists more than 1000 of them. Each micro-app bundles database, backend, frontend (web, iOS, Android), admin pages, CMS and analytics.

Work can begin in the no-code interface as long as it stays within the scope of existing micro-apps. For custom logic, users switch to the code interface, a web-based IDE with JavaScript, optional TypeScript and Git version control, without losing existing data or logic. The Mars engine is open source under the Apache 2.0 license and can run on a user's own servers, a local machine or Mars cloud hosting.

The platform targets startups, dev shops, freelancers, accelerators and venture studios. Access is currently handled through a waitlist, and a marketplace connects projects with Mars developers.

Best for

Startups building MVPs from reusable components
Dev shops and freelancers reusing full-stack modules
Teams that want no-code with a path to custom code
Founders building marketplaces or niche social apps

Pros

Switch from no-code to code without losing data or logic
Open-source engine under Apache 2.0, self-hostable
Micro-apps cover database, backend, frontend and admin together
Web IDE with JavaScript, TypeScript and Git support

Cons

Access is through a waitlist
No-code only works within existing micro-apps' scope
Third-party micro-apps may carry premium pricing

Pricing

A free plan at $0/month is offered for startups, with custom-quoted Enterprise plans adding dedicated support and unlimited developers; some third-party micro-apps may be paid.

MarsX FAQ

Can MarsX be used entirely without code?: Only within the scope of existing micro-apps, such as an Uber-like marketplace. Custom features require the code interface.
Is MarsX open source?: Yes, the Mars engine is free and open source on GitHub under the Apache 2.0 license. Micro-apps are built by third parties and may be free or premium.
Is there vendor lock-in?: No. Mars can run on a user's own servers, a local machine or a closed network, and Mars also offers cloud hosting.
Where is the data stored?: Data is stored in the project's own database. Mars works with SQL and NoSQL databases, and users can connect their own Amazon account.