Q: Use Case: Simulation of the random Drawing of a Card
This deal looks very interesting! Since I am a beginner, I wanted to ask if the following use case is feasible with Twidget: Is it possible to simulate the digital drawing of a card from an oracle deck? Specifically, this would mean that a user can log in and press a button. Then an image that was randomly selected from a predefined set would be displayed, along with a short explanatory text. Would this basically be doable with Twidget?
Founder Team
Twidget
Oct 22, 2025
A: Yes, this is definitely achievable with Twidget. You can store all your cards in a database table, then create an API endpoint that retrieves a random card from the database. Finally, build a page that calls this endpoint and displays the card’s image and description stored in the database.
Q: Can you share a quick screen-share wiring Twidget’s frontend to backend flows?
I grabbed Twidget on its debut AppSumo deal, but I’m still stuck at the gate: I can’t find a single walkthrough that shows how to connect the visual frontend I build in the designer to the backend automations (APIs, workflows, database). The docs skip that ‘last mile’ and YouTube is a desert.
Could you drop a quick, step-by-step screen-share (or even a Loom) that starts from a blank page, builds...
Founder Team
Twidget
Oct 23, 2025
A: We have created a video which builds a simple form and wires it into the backend. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xWUb-DZazYs
Q: Importing Schema
Hey there!
Any chance of the ability to import schemas? Would be handy instead of making them manually every table :)
Allen
Twidget
Oct 26, 2025A: We do not currently support importing a schema.
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Q: Use Case: Simulation of the random Drawing of a Card
This deal looks very interesting! Since I am a beginner, I wanted to ask if the following use case is feasible with Twidget: Is it possible to simulate the digital drawing of a card from an oracle deck? Specifically, this would mean that a user can log in and press a button. Then an image that was randomly selected from a predefined set would be displayed, along with a short explanatory text. Would this basically be doable with Twidget?
Twidget
Oct 22, 2025A: Yes, this is definitely achievable with Twidget.
You can store all your cards in a database table, then create an API endpoint that retrieves a random card from the database.
Finally, build a page that calls this endpoint and displays the card’s image and description stored in the database.
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Q: Can you share a quick screen-share wiring Twidget’s frontend to backend flows?
I grabbed Twidget on its debut AppSumo deal, but I’m still stuck at the gate: I can’t find a single walkthrough that shows how to connect the visual frontend I build in the designer to the backend automations (APIs, workflows, database). The docs skip that ‘last mile’ and YouTube is a desert.
Could you drop a quick, step-by-step screen-share (or even a Loom) that starts from a blank page, builds...
Twidget
Oct 23, 2025A: We have created a video which builds a simple form and wires it into the backend.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xWUb-DZazYs
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Q: Groove Funnels Integration
Can I use this to connect Groove Funnels with other apps, like Sendfox, for example?
Twidget
Oct 7, 2025A: Twidget can connect to any application that has an API.
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Q: Noob question. Can a beginner build a website with twidget?
Twidget
Oct 4, 2025A: Yes a beginner can build a website and API using Twidget.
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