Totalum

The nine table CRM test is where this one separates from the field. Relations held, the generated back office meant we never wrote an admin screen, and the typed SDK caught two field name mistakes at compile time that other tools shipped to runtime. Marked down on design: the first render is correct and plain, and it needs a deliberate pass before anyone outside the team sees it.

I have rebuilt our supplier tracker three times in three different tools. This is the first version still standing after a month, because when the model changed the app changed with it instead of quietly breaking. The back office alone saved me about a week of admin screens I did not want to build.

Being able to download the whole Next.js project and keep working locally is the reason I use it for client work. The trade is honest: you are doing the visual polish yourself. If you want something that looks finished out of the box, this is second place on that axis and the board is right about that.

The database side is genuinely the best I have used in this category, so this is a real complaint, not a drive by. Time to a first shareable preview is noticeably slower than Base44 or Bolt, both of which had something clickable on screen before Totalum finished its first schema pass. And the community around it is thin: a fraction of Lovable's or Cursor's template and rules file sharing, so when I get stuck I am mostly reading the docs alone instead of finding someone else's answer already written down.