Kuika is a cloud-based, low-code application development platform accessible via a web browser. It is an all-in-one platform consisting of modules such as interface design, data sources, or workflow that you may need in your application development process. In each module, you work on a different layer of the application you are developing.

In Workspace you can manage both applications and users. When an application is opened, the development modules are displayed at the top edge of the screen. With the UI Design module, you can make your screen designs and data connections. You can connect various data sources such as ManagedDB, MSSQL, Swagger, Open API, C#, and Bluetooth. You can use the workflow module to manage processes within the application. Here you can provide links from the flows you have prepared to the screens or from the screens to the workflow. You can design the e-mails to be sent to the end users of the application and prepare PDF reports to be created. You can define schedules for periodic tasks such as sending reports within the application you have developed. You can add your application as a data source to other systems you use, and you can make features and adjustments to be used in the production of the application with Config Manager.

Regardless of which module you are in, you can use the panels on the left for content that can be added to the open canvas. On the right are the panels where you adjust the settings of the selected element or area in the open canvas. When we examine the listing panels on the left side, you can open the search field with the button next to the panel name. List contents can be grouped by default or according to your customizations. You can expand or collapse such fields. In the listing panels, you can access the context menus for adding new content with the + icon, mostly in the title field or subgroup titles.

In the listing areas and especially in the screen design process, you can edit or add related elements with the drag-and-drop method. You can add an element from the Elements panel to the screen with drag and drop, and you can also use the drag and drop method to add or remove the added elements into each other.

The symbol picker is used to define the parameters in the action content you added. In the selections here, definitions can also be made according to the elements added to the screen or the operation results of other actions defined.

The detail menu (dot-dot-dot icon) you see in the interface opens the menu of contextual additional operations for the related field. Depending on your selections here, you can perform other auxiliary operations.

When you hover over the info icons displayed on the interface, it will display a help text for the related field. Clicking on the More link will open the relevant content in the user guide in a new tab.

You can write to our support team for any process you need help in using the platform. For the issues you need help with, we will be sharing with you both process instructions and additional areas on the user guide side.