Best Low-Code Development Platforms for MATLAB
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Compare the Top Low-Code Development Platforms that integrate with MATLAB as of June 2025
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This a list of Low-Code Development platforms that integrate with MATLAB. Use the filters on the left to add additional filters for products that have integrations with MATLAB. View the products that work with MATLAB in the table below.
What are Low-Code Development Platforms for MATLAB?
Low-code development platforms are software tools designed to assist developers with the creation of software applications. They provide an alternate means to implementation, reducing the amount of manual coding that needs to be done. Platforms vary based on the type of application being created, enabling users to quickly build and deploy business applications without having extensive technical knowledge or software development experience. Features may include tools for visual modeling, integration connectors, and user interface components. Compare and read user reviews of the best Low-Code Development platforms for MATLAB currently available using the table below. This list is updated regularly.
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EASA
EASA
EASA has a unique approach to deploying existing, Excel spreadsheet-based tools as secure, custom web applications. These apps can be deployed within a web portal for use by internal or external staff, including partners, resellers, suppliers or customers as well as subscription based applications (SaaS). Unlike competing solutions, sophisticated spreadsheets with VBA, macros and add-ins can be deployed with EASA. Furthermore, EASA provides full database functionality, approvals and notifications and integration with CRM and ERP systems. Common use-cases include the deployment of spreadsheets used for CPQ (configure price quote), insurance raters, financial analytics, engineering calculations, and many more. Your existing spreadsheet becomes the “engine” for the web app, eliminating any need to extract the logic and reprogram in a separate solution. If your company has made a significant investment into critical spreadsheets, then learn why AIG, Voya, HP and others rely on EASA.
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