Tool profile
Full-stack app platform for internal tools, public apps, and commerce software that combines backend infrastructure, database, hosting, auth, and AI-assisted development in one developer workflow.
Internal tools
Gadget belongs in the catalog because it occupies a useful middle ground between traditional internal app builders and more code-native application platforms. The official product positioning emphasizes full-stack app development, built-in backend infrastructure, hosted environments, data, auth, and AI-assisted workflows. That makes it relevant for stack builders who want to ship real apps quickly without surrendering everything to a no-code abstraction.
It also deserves inclusion because the pricing page is highly specific. Gadget publishes a genuine free Hobby tier, a Pro plan at $35 per month, a Premium plan at $350 per month, and a detailed overage model for storage, compute, bandwidth, and platform operations. That level of transparency is unusually strong for an app platform category that often gets vague as soon as infrastructure starts to matter.
Quick fit
Editorial take
Gadget should be positioned as a full-stack app platform, not as a lightweight low-code dashboard maker. The key evaluation questions are how much backend complexity it absorbs, whether the pricing scales cleanly for real workloads, and how well it fits teams building productized apps instead of one-off internal screens.
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Pricing snapshot
Gadget offers Hobby at $0 forever, Pro at $35 per month, Premium at $350 per month, plus published overages and add-ons for storage, compute, bandwidth, platform credits, and performance enhancements.
AgentOps
Free planAgent observability
Observability for AI agents with tracing, debugging, session visibility, and production monitoring.
Closer to agent observability than to model hosting or prompt tooling
