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Bogdan Gusev
Bogdan Gusev

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Any developer can build on top of monday.com using the apps framework. We built the framework to work independently of the technologies you're using (e.g. languages, frameworks, infrastructure, etc.).




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You can build and install private apps that are exclusive to your own monday.com account. While also having the ability to add custom functionalities to automate your workflow, integrating with any other system your organization uses and being able to create visuals and custom reports for your needs.


You can also make your app a public app which will allow you to share it with the monday community. You can build apps that improve the monday.com product and sell them on your own or become a monday.com Partner and create apps as a service you provide to your clients.


We also have an app marketplace where other monday.com users can browse for these third-party apps to install, and you can submit your app for review to be included in the store. Check out our article about submitting to the app marketplace for more information.


Traditional views and widgets must be connected to a specific dashboard, board, or item on monday. While this format works for some features, others may require a separate space to visualize data outside of a board, item, or dashboard.


You can implement custom objects just like you would any other view, but you cannot add monday's native settings. It is rendered as an iframe served from a custom URL or directly from our CDN. Read more about implementation in our quickstart guide!


The doc action feature is a valuable tool that helps expand the workdocs functionality, eventually leading to more complex or automated workflows. For developers, this feature increases app exposure in a whole new market and leads to additional app usage opportunities in a different monday.com product. Check out our documentation to find more details about this feature!


Shares of the Israel-based software business priced at $155 and were trading at around $174 as of midday Thursday, giving monday.com a market capitalization of about $7.6 billion and making co-CEO Roy Mann a billionaire.


Originally called dapulse, monday.com (the company styles it without the capitalization) launched out of Tel Aviv, where Mann was an executive at Wix looking for a better way to manage his team through software. He tapped Zinman, then running research and development at mobile company Conduit Mobile, and the two released a product in early 2014 that offered task management and team update boards. In 2017, dapulse rebranded as monday.com, a nod to their international audience (work weeks start on Sundays in Israel). The following year, the company reached a $550 million valuation amid U.S. expansion (it now has offices in New York, as well as London and Sydney). 041b061a72


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