Released beta, would love feedback (low-code for non-engineers)

Hello! I'm a big data engineer turned entrepreneur. We've recently released a beta product, and I'd really appreciate feedback (negative included). We built this to scratch an itch we saw at our last company (LiveRamp), and wanted to build something we can share.

Frontloaded link: our website is here, and "Try CloudWright" will drop you into a sandbox.

The story: we think there are a growing number of non-devs at companies who can script, who have business knowledge, and who could build valuable internal tooling. Right now they can't, because there's no good platform where they can script internally-connected and reliable tooling.

I know there are a lot of companies in the low-code/no-code space, but we didn't find anything that checked all of the boxes we had personally needed at LiveRamp:

• VPC network access, so deployed tools have internal databases and APIs access
• Data can stay on premise, in your own cloud environment
• Lightweight SaaS integrations
  & Sharing & permissioning for a company environment
• Deploy cloud-native infrastructure, not hidden / black-box SaaS apps

So we built a tool that makes it easy for non-dev scripters (anyone who spends a couple hours a week hacking in Python) to really build production-quality internal applications. Or, we hope.

To be honest, our challenge is in narrowing down to the use-cases which are most compelling. Some of the biggest pain points we've seen users build against so far are:

• Lightweight stats reporting (eg, push SQL queries to Datadog)
• File operation automation
• Tools which wrap APIs and are handed off to business users

But I'd really like to get feedback from a wider audience. Thanks in advance, hoping to learn from the experienced hackers here.