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Using Avo is like bringing a new developer to your team that's building all the boring stuff in a beautiful way
Create a flexible CRUD interface in no time. No more copy-pasting view and controller files around.
Quickly query one or more resources at once.
Amazingly easy, single or multi-file integration with ActiveStorage.
Easily browse your data on mobile devices.
Run custom actions to one or more of your resources with as little as pressing a button 💪
Write your own custom filters to quickly segment your data.
Customize your dashboard with the tools and analytics you need.
Fully translated UI
Leverage Pundit policies to build a robust and scalable authorization system.
Configure your Rails dashboard entirely by writing Ruby code with minimal-to-no scaffolding.
No worries if we missed a field you need. Generate a custom field in a jiffy.
Scope out your data as much as you need it
Our customers love Avo
Avo just worked great. We were able to plug things together really easily, and it's given us the flexibility we needed to build out a really rich product
We are migrating from ActiveAdmin to Avo and both in terms of Developer experience and User experience, it is a game changer!
Avo has allowed the RubyGems.org team to build internal tools incredibly quickly, which is especially important due to our limited resources
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