Documentation
Learn Emberblocks
Emberblocks turns your data into polished internal tools — assembled visually from blocks, drafted by AI, published in one click. These docs take you from first app to production, one page at a time.
Getting started
From a blank workspace to a published app — the short path through Emberblocks.
5 pages →Guides
The concepts behind every app: views, expressions, actions, workflows, roles, and sharing.
20 pages →Blocks
A reference page for each of the 25 blocks you can place on a view.
26 pages →Block reference
Every app view is a grid of blocks. Each block has its own page covering what it does, when to reach for it, and every setting.
Data views
TableRows in a searchable, sortable grid with grouping, pagination, and inline editing.CardsRecords as a responsive card gallery with image, title, and badge — searchable, sortable, groupable, paginated.Compact listRecords as a dense list — avatar, primary and secondary line, badge.TimelineRecords as dated events on a vertical rail, grouped by day or year.KanbanCards in drag-and-drop lanes driven by a select field.CalendarRecords on a month, week, 3-day, or agenda calendar — recurring events included.MapRecords as markers on an interactive map with clustering and multiple sources.RecordThe fields of a single record, with inline editing and action buttons.Custom blockA record card you design yourself — text, field values, images, columns, badges, and buttons.Custom listA card you design yourself, repeated once per row with pagination and card click.
Metrics
Content
TextMarkdown text that can pull in live record values.ImageA picture from a URL or a column of the current record.VideoA video from a file column or a YouTube, Vimeo, or direct link.File viewerA PDF or CSV shown inline from a file column or a link.BarcodeA QR code or Code 128 barcode encoding whatever a formula returns.EmbedAnother site embedded in a sandboxed frame.AccordionCollapsible content sections for FAQs and long-form detail.AlertA callout note with an info, success, warning, or destructive tone.