BrickflowUI¶

Build dashboards, landing pages, chatbot workspaces, internal tools, and Databricks Apps in pure Python.

BrickflowUI is designed for teams that want a Python-first authoring experience without giving up structured UI composition, interactivity, theming, or packaged deployment.

What you can build¶

executive dashboards
data pipeline command centers
chatbot and copilot workspaces
landing pages and internal product sites
Databricks App portals
operational triage and release management tools

Start here¶

If you are new to the library, follow these in order:

Why teams choose it¶

Python-first UI authoring with no frontend code required for common use cases
session-scoped state with reactive rerenders
built-in layout, forms, tables, charts, overlays, and workflow patterns
packaged frontend assets that work in stricter environments like Databricks Apps
theming and branding support for enterprise rollout

Key documentation paths¶

Architecture for the runtime model and packaging details
Component Gallery for component-by-component learning
Component Pages for a dedicated page per component
Visualizations And Pipelines for the modern chart and graph surface
Theming for branding and design tokens
Portal Tutorial for a detailed end-to-end SaaS-style build
Troubleshooting for the common deployment and runtime problems

Install¶

pip install brickflowui

import brickflowui as db

First app¶

import brickflowui as db

app = db.App(title="Hello BrickflowUI")

@app.page("/", title="Home")
def home():
    count, set_count = db.use_state(0)
    return db.Column(
        [
            db.Text("Hello BrickflowUI", variant="h1"),
            db.Text(f"Count: {count}"),
            db.Button("Increment", on_click=lambda: set_count(count + 1)),
        ],
        gap=4,
        padding=6,
    )

if __name__ == "__main__":
    app.run()