an automatic enterprise frontend for any backend function or object
Build custom internal frontend GUIs for your pre-existing enterprise backend services, in minutes not months.
Hyperfiddle is a programmable object navigator that lets you call any backend function, such as a business query, and immediately see the result in a production-ready enterprise frontend, without writing any REST APIs, glue code, or needing specialist UI framework expertise.

Sorry, this spreadsheet form factor actually does not exist yet! In it's current form as of 2026, Hyperfiddle is not interactive, it's rather a Clojure SDK. We took a bottom-up approach to work out the correct primitives to build this vision right, so that when we do get there, Hyperfiddle will produce scalable, enterprise-class frontends, that are deeply customizable, robust, reliable and secure.
BUT, here are the UI platform elements we have in place today:
Internal service browser apps
Point Hyperfiddle at a live service and browse its objects, queries, and data model in a web UI — no REST APIs, no frontend code. From a Datomic database to a Spring/Postgres backend, the same navigator adapts to your stack.

CRUD/workflow business process apps
Build line-of-business CRUD and workflow apps — forms, pickers, wizards, editable datagrids — on the same classpath-connected stack, from guided setup wizards to internal control planes.
Coming soon!
Realtime observability apps
Thousands of live signals updating in realtime, scrubbable like a video. From finance datagrids to digital-twin tape playback.
Coming soon!
Where are we going with this
"Hyper" means interconnected. "Fiddle" means play. Our vision for Hyperfiddle is to develop an end-user hypermedia programming environment that reaches all of your at-work cloud objects, without writing network glue code.

Technical goals:
- identify and label the common structure shared between spreadsheets and CRUD apps
- in a credible, enterprise-compatible way that scales to more sophisticated apps, not less
- leverage this structure as the foundation for a next-gen application framework or engine (think Unity for enterprise apps)
- a foundation for end user programming as a higher order, creative medium zero-code data connectivity via the Electric protocol (c.f. Netscape and HTTP -- Netscape is the original declarative IO runtime for HTML apps)
- never write a REST integration ever again